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huh? how can u be there if i was trying to log on? iz be confused

I was there at Radamant I mean, hence the selected quote.

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Ok i was just playing on us east with drake_tristan on hardcore ladder to just beat the game without outside help. He died sadly from radaments mages so we decided to go to uswest nl normal, because my main account is on that one.

I think I was there... amazon: Atlanta.

Too bad for you, the butcher's cleaver is killer for a warrior.... until you can get a good shield.

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Unfortunately last night I got killed and despite trying for like an hour was unable to recover my gear.... ouch.

I played the whole game through and never once went back to my body... just remember, the instant save feature is a massive idea, use it all the time, and when you die just reload, in hell I literally saved every time a finished a fight.

I havn't played in a few years, but I'm going into the Durance of Hate now as a mid level 23, if I work it I can get up to 25 before Mephisto, but that stills seems like a very low level, for it, should I go back and grind or what.

(Barbarian, by the way.)

I don't have screens but I noticed in the gameplay trailer that when it was showing from the barbarian view the mana orb was glowing and flowing, when he did an ability it would refill very quickly, naturally the more he did the faster it went down and longer it took to get up preventing him from using other abilities. (If you play WoW, it seemed like a reverse rage system)

When from the witch doctor view it was just your standard blob-o'-blue mana orb which behaved the same way as in Diablo 2.

So it appears Blizzard is implementing a new energy/mana system for differant class, personally I love it, it makes it so much more dynamic for every class to use it's abilities differantly.

Don't any of you say it sucks because it's too much like WoW, it's a good system.

Working on Diablo 2 now, just got to act 2, taking a poptart break at 2 A.M. FTW

I've heard that the archangels all have signs/emblems, do we have a description, or at least a quote where this was said?

I spotted that, but I figured it was a cross, not a sword.

By the Way, is Hellfire worth it, or is it as bad as I've heard?

I don't believe ths belongs in the Diablo III forum, unless it's been broadened to encompass all Diablo's so I'm posting here.

Anyway, I just came out of my 16 (or so) hour gaming streak in which I played straight throught Diablo I with a warrior. I fully expected to be disappointed in some way, but I have to say I wasn't. I made a point to kill every last demon, so it turned out a bit like 15 levels of the Den of Evil, but I loved it, and after not having beaten it in probably 9 years (almost 2/3rds of my life) I couldn't remember it enough to be just nostalgic. I'm almost glad there were no acts in it, Diablo 2 had a more af a journey feel to it as you went across the whole world, but I prefere the whole descending to Hell thing than the teleporting from the jungle into the Hell. Diablo 2 should arrive at my house via order tomorrow ( or rather today, it's already morning on the east coast.) Once I'm done with that I'll write you guys an article or something...

Another point is I really see wht Blizzard meant when they said that color is your friend and it should be used to make a game with a dark game, not dark colors. Every section ( church, catacombs, caves, Hell) was downright vivid with the exception of the cataombs which were just downright boring visually speaking. What's more, all the levels had a distinct color shade over all of them, level four of the church, for example, seemed like it had a big green cloud floating over it, which made it far mor cryptic, and king Leorics tomb seemed like the whole thing was on fire. The mood they set was ideal for every individual area.

Sorry for the huge post, I'm just giving out my thoughts.

A slight variation on the above technique is to run and lock yourself in a room and cast firewall around the door, the Butcher will run back and forth through it (assuming you poition yourself correctly) but probably won't leave.

The witch is probably Adria, from Diablo I, she came to Tristram right when the trouble started, drawn by visions quite possibly.

Thanks for your trouble, but what armor?

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He also makes a brief appearance in Legacy of Blood... err at least I think it was him.

Quotes, I need a quote describing the scene please.