Something tells me this video was prepared for Blizzcon.
Blizzard and their obsession for Blizzcon.... really pisses me off.
Puts everything one step behind just because they have to prepare speech, video, presentations for audience.
This could be more efficient if they just dedicate their time into creating a diablo universe youtube channel, just like what Black ops did. Got millions of views in one day for their multiplayer footage.
Spending time out of development to make 30 thousand nerds happy in blizzcon...... Not so smart.
I guess mercs will play a big role during MF runs.
You can either have 2 Templars with high defence to tank the damage from Diablo,
and have 2 ranged mercs dealing damage with the rest of the team.
Perhaps team of 4 wizards? or 4 Demon Hunter
[With Full on damage gear with very minimal defense gear as they are highly unlikely to engage directly]
Sort of defeats the purpose of having meele class? because they have to worry about having proper defence + attack
Where did it get "leaked"?
And CyberDragon, you should always write a small citation to where you got your video.
[Not force, because he apparently got it from somewhere else...]
That would definetly help clarify this misunderstanding going around.
Where did you get it? (The site that first uploaded this video)
The original video was supposedly leaked from the Korean site.
Where did it get "leaked"?
And CyberDragon, you should always write a small citation to where you got your video.
[Not force, because he apparently got it from somewhere else...]
That would definetly help clarify this misunderstanding going around.
Where did you get it? (The site that first uploaded this video)
I wouldn't expect too much from Blizzard.
It's a known fact that they take pretty long time to get one system implemented in the game.
Their philosophy iterate till its perfect.
God knows how long it will take to get Trading system in the game.
It took them 4 years to just put 5 characters with skill runes...
I doubt replay system will be in it, this is a whole new coding, and to iterate them to perfection is another good few months.
So.... what's up with ads on the main page?
I'm not sure whose behind the cash flow from clicking this ad, but whoever is responsible should remove it asap.
How often do you see blogs/websites that have ads staring right at the person, visiting the site for the first time.
Honestly, my very own initial imperssion was... "Great... another money banking site."
My point is, you never want to welcome a first-time visitor with an Ad that is blatantly obvious.
If the site owner's moral is correct, he should value the growth of Diablo community more than the money itself.
Not the other way around, otherwise this community won't get very far as far as Diablo 3 is concered [Its quite obvious hes already trying to turn this website into a cash flow] - Makes me want to cry indeed.
If I was in his shoes, I'd shut down all ads and keep it clean as possible for the new comers and those who are already a daily poster on diablofans. I don't care if theres ads or not, because I dont click on them. But does it annoy me? Yes.
Will it attract newcommers? probably not when the site is welcoming you with ads.
Does the site look professional and friendly? From the initial impression, most unlikely.
You can stick up to support the owner, but in reality, my point something of an important concern. I'm not completely against this site making money, but not like this. Not putting ads on the main page for everyone to see.
You gotta be some moron to have guts to stick ads up like that. Do it in a calm manner and something that won't be too eye appealing. If you've watched the success of facebook through the movie "The social network" putting ads on your site is a big "No-No". You can decide to make $2000 or 2billion, its your call.
I'm writing this because I love this website, and the community. We all love diablo games, and soon or later more people will join us. This is all for the better of them and you, whoever the owner is.
P.S - Before you reply to this thread, do me a favor, go click homepage and take a good look at how it's structured. And then... reply.
We are in 21st century guys.
The notion of being satisfied with the most basic feature in Battle.net 2.0 quite surprises me.
Why would Blizzard even bother to call it a Battle.net 2.0 when it doesn't achieve any more than what the 1.0 did?
On top of that, the custom game system is completely out of whack. You don't know whose playing what, and for the most part you have to wait in lobby hoping someone clicks the same game, as suppose to there being a list of games waiting to be played. (People can join faster, more importantly newer maps can be played by more players) What bothers me is Battle.net 1.0 had it all right, and it didn't need any change.
If I was in a Battle.net 2.0 design team, I would have left the custom game system the same. It was good as it was, you really can't improve beyond that other than minor tweaks. But Bnet 2.0 really went back in time and made playing any custom games almost impossible. [I don't enjoy it, its pain in the ass to find a good game to play]
Secondly, achievements are great but is it really something that most people care about? Sure, it's cool for the first time and beyond that, no one really cares. [It does not suffice to grant an upgrade from 1.0 to 2.0]
The only thing in Battle.net 2.0 that gives me "wow" factor is the implementation of Auto-matching. This is the only "Good" part of Battle.net 2.0.
It's obvious that Battle.net 2.0 needs some tweaking to be done before Diablo 3 is released. There is no way that Jay Wilson and his team will use a "rushed-Battle.net 2.0 system that is on constant patch" in the mostly anticipated game of the decade. No way.... Jay saw it with his own eyes the failure that SC2 went through, not again.
After all, Battle.net 2.0 was rushed and for that reason, they couldn't implement a working chat channel couple months after the release. How do you expect anything to work properly when they work in a such rushing manner, without much iteration. According to Jay Wilson and his philosophy of iterating multiple times to achieve the best UI, theres no way he would've left Battle.net 2.0 as it is right now. not even close to what it is.... no way...
Dustin Bowder needs to be fired. (Not joking at all)
I'm just curious, do tickets run out in the first 60 seconds becuz ppl tr to sell it on ebay?
I might as well try that myself. Its rediculous how fast this thing goes out on sale.
Superbowl of the internet
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Blizzard and their obsession for Blizzcon.... really pisses me off.
Puts everything one step behind just because they have to prepare speech, video, presentations for audience.
This could be more efficient if they just dedicate their time into creating a diablo universe youtube channel, just like what Black ops did. Got millions of views in one day for their multiplayer footage.
Spending time out of development to make 30 thousand nerds happy in blizzcon...... Not so smart.
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Maximum damage output. I'll be very useful for boss raids as I'll have low def but high dmg
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I guess mercs will play a big role during MF runs.
You can either have 2 Templars with high defence to tank the damage from Diablo,
and have 2 ranged mercs dealing damage with the rest of the team.
Perhaps team of 4 wizards? or 4 Demon Hunter
[With Full on damage gear with very minimal defense gear as they are highly unlikely to engage directly]
Sort of defeats the purpose of having meele class? because they have to worry about having proper defence + attack
This is going to be fun
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Ok thanks...
Now we gotta go ask the koreans lol
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And CyberDragon, you should always write a small citation to where you got your video.
[Not force, because he apparently got it from somewhere else...]
That would definetly help clarify this misunderstanding going around.
Where did you get it? (The site that first uploaded this video)
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And what do you mean "leaked" it seems like Blizzard wanted to releaes this video, seeing they were the ones who made it.
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Did bashiok ever say this ?
Let me know
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It's a known fact that they take pretty long time to get one system implemented in the game.
Their philosophy iterate till its perfect.
God knows how long it will take to get Trading system in the game.
It took them 4 years to just put 5 characters with skill runes...
I doubt replay system will be in it, this is a whole new coding, and to iterate them to perfection is another good few months.
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WE ARE NOW USING TEAMSPEAK3
go to www.teamliquid.net and you'll see an auto connect button on the bottom left !
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This place is going to get filled pretty quickly
EDIT--
WE ARE NOW USING TEAMSPEAK3
go to www.teamliquid.net and you'll see an auto connect button on the bottom left !
I'll even throw in $10 raffle prize for those who join us !
Come have fun
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Power - Kanye west
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I'm not sure whose behind the cash flow from clicking this ad, but whoever is responsible should remove it asap.
How often do you see blogs/websites that have ads staring right at the person, visiting the site for the first time.
Honestly, my very own initial imperssion was... "Great... another money banking site."
My point is, you never want to welcome a first-time visitor with an Ad that is blatantly obvious.
If the site owner's moral is correct, he should value the growth of Diablo community more than the money itself.
Not the other way around, otherwise this community won't get very far as far as Diablo 3 is concered [Its quite obvious hes already trying to turn this website into a cash flow] - Makes me want to cry indeed.
If I was in his shoes, I'd shut down all ads and keep it clean as possible for the new comers and those who are already a daily poster on diablofans. I don't care if theres ads or not, because I dont click on them. But does it annoy me? Yes.
Will it attract newcommers? probably not when the site is welcoming you with ads.
Does the site look professional and friendly? From the initial impression, most unlikely.
You can stick up to support the owner, but in reality, my point something of an important concern. I'm not completely against this site making money, but not like this. Not putting ads on the main page for everyone to see.
You gotta be some moron to have guts to stick ads up like that. Do it in a calm manner and something that won't be too eye appealing. If you've watched the success of facebook through the movie "The social network" putting ads on your site is a big "No-No". You can decide to make $2000 or 2billion, its your call.
I'm writing this because I love this website, and the community. We all love diablo games, and soon or later more people will join us. This is all for the better of them and you, whoever the owner is.
P.S - Before you reply to this thread, do me a favor, go click homepage and take a good look at how it's structured. And then... reply.
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The notion of being satisfied with the most basic feature in Battle.net 2.0 quite surprises me.
Why would Blizzard even bother to call it a Battle.net 2.0 when it doesn't achieve any more than what the 1.0 did?
On top of that, the custom game system is completely out of whack. You don't know whose playing what, and for the most part you have to wait in lobby hoping someone clicks the same game, as suppose to there being a list of games waiting to be played. (People can join faster, more importantly newer maps can be played by more players) What bothers me is Battle.net 1.0 had it all right, and it didn't need any change.
If I was in a Battle.net 2.0 design team, I would have left the custom game system the same. It was good as it was, you really can't improve beyond that other than minor tweaks. But Bnet 2.0 really went back in time and made playing any custom games almost impossible. [I don't enjoy it, its pain in the ass to find a good game to play]
Secondly, achievements are great but is it really something that most people care about? Sure, it's cool for the first time and beyond that, no one really cares. [It does not suffice to grant an upgrade from 1.0 to 2.0]
The only thing in Battle.net 2.0 that gives me "wow" factor is the implementation of Auto-matching. This is the only "Good" part of Battle.net 2.0.
It's obvious that Battle.net 2.0 needs some tweaking to be done before Diablo 3 is released. There is no way that Jay Wilson and his team will use a "rushed-Battle.net 2.0 system that is on constant patch" in the mostly anticipated game of the decade. No way.... Jay saw it with his own eyes the failure that SC2 went through, not again.
After all, Battle.net 2.0 was rushed and for that reason, they couldn't implement a working chat channel couple months after the release. How do you expect anything to work properly when they work in a such rushing manner, without much iteration. According to Jay Wilson and his philosophy of iterating multiple times to achieve the best UI, theres no way he would've left Battle.net 2.0 as it is right now. not even close to what it is.... no way...
Dustin Bowder needs to be fired. (Not joking at all)