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I was curious, but not quite sure, are the Crypts the same place we fight Bloodraven in D2?

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Nope. The Burial Grounds are not even remotely close to Tristram.

Then why is the Den of the fallen (evil) so close to new Tristram?

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Then why is the Den of the fallen (evil) so close to new Tristram?

Because it's not the same dungeon?

Oh but it is. Bishibosh's corpse is even in there.

And even if its not, Bishibosh was always found in the cold plains, which is right where the Crypts were, which is the same in Diablo 3.

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Oh but it is. Bishibosh's corpse is even in there.

Really? Is it named and all or just a dead shaman= I never noticed in whenever I ran down there.

If it is, that seems like a rather odd omission on Blizzard's story department. I mean I assume they threw it in there as a wink to old players, but if so they ought to get it right.

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I thought that it was explained that the whole world was changed by the destruction of the Soul Stone in Mount Arreat.

Not really. Just the general area around Mount Arreat, which is far away from Khanduras which is where these places are all located.

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Den of the Fallen is not the same as the Den of Evil. Den of Evil is really some sort of a throwback to the Den of Evil.

Now let's try the following explanation - The Burial Groundsis the graveyard for the Rogues, while the Cemetery of the Forsaken is located near Tristram. Now the Rogue Monastery is pretty distanced from Tristram.

Its true that the monestary is pretty far from Tristram, but in D2, we had to takea secret passage through the mountains to the dead woods, and then up through the black marsh, and then to the highlands where the monestary was, it was quite a ways away from the Cold Plains, which after 20 years could have been renamed the weeping hollows.

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Still, that's just an Easter Egg. The Den of the Fallen =/= The Den of Evil.
Also Bishbosh was never located in a dungeon.

ya I realized that, he was always found in the Cold Plains. which is were in all intents and purposes..we killed him, which was just out side the crypts, which is also where the weeping hollow now resides, just outside of the crypts.

LOLOLOLOLOL Bash actually responded to me

https://twitter.com/...147848733892608

I got denied pretty hard I'd say.

So everyone, you were right, I was wrong, I will never doubt anyone again.

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Next time, learn to trust our knowledge in Diablo lore and our abilities in geographical orientation a bit more

I blame Bishibosh, if he wasn't there I would never have said anything.

SO he just responded again...

https://twitter.com/...151417386147840

does this mean I was right?

Doom I respect you, I do.

but When I read this.

"@Bashiok I need your confirmation on something non announcement related, are the Weeping Hollows formerly the Cold Plains?

@Aerisot No, those are two different areas.

@Bashiok So Bishibosh's corpse there is just a total coinscidence/easter egg?

@Aerisot Oh! Sorry I was confusing games, yeah I think over 20 years local fauna and names have changed. :)"

It really makes me think the Cold plains were renamed to the Weeping Hollows, now the crypts on the other hand could just be another set of random crypts.

He deleted his tweets to me how cruel.