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Honestly, I'm more curious on how the stashed items will work.

Without "Tetris Inventory", I don't foresee having huge issues keeping what I want/need with me, with me.

Quote from "Matt07" »

ICI: Diablo 3 will be released 9/9/09

Regards, Matt

Haha undoubtedly.

Well done Sir.

Quote from "Alavard" »

Heh, the currency should be pvp ears! I kid, I kid.

Would you be opposed to pvp rewards?

I know its similar to certain WoW ideas but... I wouldn't mind

I was hoping that gold would hold its value in the economy and could be used to actually purchase items from other players.

I can see the downside to this being gold farming etc, but otherwise we see item farming to barter and hours of trading to end up getting what you want potentially.

Quote from "The_Suffering" »

No thanks.

Diablo is about items and bartering. Buying items is just as lame in video games as it is on ebay.

Were you opposed to SoJs being a currency and really not a form of bartering?

Quote from "blizter" »

This is what make diablo so nice, you need to think. You need to choose what you take with you and what you leave there. This add to the claustrophobic atmosphere.

I agree.

On a similar note, I hope that they alter storage units so we don't end up needing mule accounts like in D2.

Or at least they could let us mail between our characters or something to hold stuff.

Does anyone have any info on currency to be used in game?

What I mean is, will gold be completely worthless like in D2? I'd like to see maybe a monetary system for moving items around rather than finding two people who just happen to have what the other is looking for.

I did not like how SoJs became currency in D2 to trade items. Maybe something could drop aside from gold, gold being used more for merchants in game or maybe even making gold more viable.

Quote from "XxTheReaperxX" »

I'm calling another couple "it"s (is this against the rules?) : Stone of Jordan will also make an appearance.

Haha, I hope that SoJs do make a return, but Blizz makes them the only non magic ring, having no attributes at all. It would just be a simply gray item selling for 1 gold, just for kicks. Similar to the joke items in WoW I suppose. They sure messed up with those things.

Quote from "Archie" »

No, but cinematics are arguably the most difficult and time consuming part of the game creation. Especially with a cinematic that has better graphics than The Matrix, and Beowolf.

Does "cinematics" include just the movie portions of the game such as intro, and the between acts video etc?

Or does this include the way that bosses and mobs move around?

Quote from "Zoom" »

There will be seven acts.

Each act will have one of the seven deadly sins incarnate as a sub-boss.

lawl at page 7 post

90%+ of these posts not completely stating both sides of an either/or argument will be incorrect (not including my own post).

Quote from "Mruos" »

Could anyone explain what "rerolling" means?

Rerolling is starting your character over, like in D2 when you would remake your amazon because bows were nerfed and javelins became much better. You would then "reroll" a javazon.

We're discussing maybe having your skills reset so you could spend them all over again in javelins rather than in bows etc.

Does that help any?

Quote from "cycloverid" »

Lawl. Now it's gonna go from "You jacked my item!" to "You jacked my kill!". This is hilarious. Just leave it how it was, damn.

What's the difference between me stealing the SOJ you found from X monster and me jacking the kill on X monster and he drops an SOJ?

Make a game too fair and only idiots will play.

In the famous words of Magus from Chrono Trigger "You got whacked because you're weak".

I took it as being that if partied, the loot would only be visible for one of the members, no matter who killed the mob.

This seems fair to me, even if it seem boring to those who thrive on getting all the loot.

Quote from "nemesislives" »

I would like to see something complietly new for rerolling. Maybe hard quest chain or a rare drop that lets you reroll.

A quest change wouldn't be a bad idea. I could then complete the quest before a patch for example and not be gimped after the new release.

Or, with every new patch, skills could be reset and then reallocated.

Leveling should be a bit harder, but nothing like WoW or those types of games. In return I'd like to see options for skill relocation so I don't need to remake characters after each patch.