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I haven't even looked at C&C3, nor do I really care to. Older ones didn't do much for me.

Starcraft II. A Diablo MMO is not going to happen for a very long time, so I don't even care to put that. I voted based on what we know for sure is coming (WotLK, SCII, and Diablo III), and after Diablo III, I'm most excited for SCII.

Well I don't know who I would vote for, but I definitely have a problem with Obama's stance on banning semi-automatic weapons. As a person who has hunted and target shot for over half his life, that creates a major issue for me there. The fact is, if you ban guns, all you are going to do is make more criminals. I am against automatic weapons on the grounds that I see no practical benefit of an automatic over a semi-automatic or single shot (hunting and target shooting wise, an automatic weapon is pointless/overkill). Otherwise, all other guns should be legal.

When I was younger, I preferred ranged or melee, but as I've spent more time gamer, I've developed a particular liking to caster classes. For sure, I'll make one of those first. I don't like the barbarian in DII, and while I might try him for a bit in DIII just to see what the new version is like, I won't be liable to get a higher level one. I'm really liking the look of the Witch Doctor, though.

I think it's around 40% done at most. Maybe not even that. We've seen, what, one level and two characters? I believe they said they had Act I finished, but there's probably at least another 3 acts or so to go. While they may have the other characters finished, they likely aren't as far done as the two we've seen. That being said, the majority of it still needs to be finished. I would love for a release by next year, but I see it being closer to 1.5-2 years coming.

I personally think it looks pretty damn good as it is. If there was something to change, I would say a maybe a bit dirtier (if that makes sense), but I honestly think that the graphics that we've seen are by no means complete and will likely have quite a few changes by the time it's completed (except for the core style obviously).

I think this is a pretty easy choice. Having weather in a game, especially multiple types, makes it that much easier to suspend disbelief and really get into the game.

I would say yes, but not a full respec. You should look at what the skills are ahead of time so you know what you want. That being said, I would say just a respec of the last skill you placed (perhaps a gold cost at one of the vendors or something). If they make the leveling up process a lot slower, however, perhaps a total respec through a quest, or perhaps through beating a difficulty, would be in order.

To be honest, the only one I would think for sure to come back would be the sorceress/sorcerer (or something pretty similar). After that I would say maybe the paladin, but I'm not sure about him. I would say beyond the barbarian and sorc, there likely won't be any other old ones. As much as some people would want most of the old characters, personally I am looking for a new game, not an old one repackaged (sorry to repeat an overused phrase on the forums, but I think it's true).

I see absolutely no reason why they should not be in the game.

Hey everybody! Been a fan of the Diablo series since it came out, so I thought I would sign up here.

I voted individual, but on the premise that boss drops are individual and everything else is FFA. Also, I would think that they make the boss drops individual, they won't drop as many items for each person. If the gameplay video is any indication, you would get a couple. This could be good and bad of course, but at the very least it should mean that item saturation won't be too bad (hopefully). Then again, I didn't mind the FFA system from Diablo II (usually), so I don't really care either way.