Quote from "Dvirus55" »I'm not sure how linking to a poll that was closed is fact for anything heh
Quote from name="Sol Invictus" »You need to stop. You're not doing yourself any favors with these posts. You and the few other people like seem to think you're the core people who want the style changed just because you make the most noise.
Guess what? We're all fans, like it or not. Give it a rest.
Quote from "timmen" »Another kid who thinks his opinion is the only one. So tiring
Quote from "shelledfade" »really I, myself, Would not give a damn if i had to wait 2 more years instead of 1 if their changing it, it HAD to be done.
Quote from "Snowee" »The words ..fans may as well settle in for a healthy wait.. and ..the game is nowhere near finished.. were scary.
Oh well. I'm positive now this won't be coming until 2010 or late 2009.
I think he's forgetting conveniently how those places were colored:DPeople remember the Act I dungeons... but they kind of conveniently forget the green fields of Act I, and all of Act II... and it's palaces, its bright deserts.
Is this guy for real?:confused:Diablo II, said Wilson, was actually "very saturated, very bright."
Haven't seen any of that philosophy before Warcraft 3. Ever. None of that for Diablo 1,2, Starcraft, Warcraft 1,2. Nor the Lost Vikings."There's a philosophy that goes across all of our games, and that philosophy stays true from game to game... so it probably draws some comparisons," Wilson said. "One philosophy is that our artists feel like if they're just using photorealism, not creating a unique look for the game, not stylizing so that it's uniquely Blizzard, then they're not doing their jobs."
Well I'm glad we didn't see the tombstones copy pasted from WoW then:DThere are some cases, though, where the sharing of art philosophy doesn't always work — WoW game director Jeffrey Kaplan said that the team takes care not to make the gravestones in WoW's pivotal cemeteries too Gothic-looking — those tombstones belong in Diablo.
YES! Finally! Some light at the end of the tunnel! This made me really happy. The only good part of the interview, really, because it's the only part where they're not firing a shotgun at their own feet. I'm glad the environment will get worse. And they've confirmed the plot as well, basically. Hell IS breaking loose.The preliminary art we've seen so far, Wilson said, is from early on in the game. "We want to generate the feeling of everything getting worse... it's part of our narrative. It makes the more gloomy part of the game a place where the stakes get higher."
Would have been nice if they'd say that earlier, to stop the "whining". But why didn't they? Well, I could come up with many theories. Ah well, their choice. It was good publicity, actually."If you start out at the apocalypse, and then move to more apocalypse, it's not going to have much of an impression on players."
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Blah? You really are contradicting yourself. You think you won't hear the same "hey gais how many achievements do you has i has dis manys !!!!!1!"?:confused:
Think about it.
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Haha, yeah that was made of win
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Not quite. That one was Guardian. Apocalypse was the one that nuked EVERYTHING on your screen:D
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Now you're just begging for some... :rolleyes:
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Not getting the point.
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2. How will skill trees work out, will there still be synergies?
3. Since D3 is said to be a more co-op game, I assume there will be many party-based skills, but what if I wish to solo and those skills become useless (will they?), and through this I would also like to ask how many skills does a class have (on average if the number is different from one class to another)?
4. Since loot is distributed individually will there be a "loot all" button?
5. What is the meaning of the blue/purple gem on the main site, is it just an easter egg or does it actually symbolize something?
6. Will there be a kill counter like in Diablo 1?
7. Are random event objects (as in Shrines from Diablo 1) going to be in?
8. Will Adria be involved in the storyline somehow? Maybe the mother of the girl in the trailer or whatnot?
9. Will unique items play a more significant role in the player's gear, making them really-really unique somewhat like in D1 not more run-of-the-mill put-many-magic-item-properties-in-one-item uniques, and will they have a story or some info attached to them as you want to make it a more lore-centric game than before?
10. Will traps actually be deadly this time 'round and can they be used against enemies as well?
11. Are hirelings in the game? Who is the guy following the barbarian in the gameplay vid just before the summoning of the Thousand Pounder?
12. Will there be spells that manipulate with the environment?
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True dat
Druid and Assassin were a welcome change but not many liked them. Dunno why.
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The rainbow in the lake said, that's who.
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Well I guess it helps against ninjaing and the ilk, but meh.