Quote from Daemaro
How in the world do you figure that? We've said exactly what will come of this competition. Also you're speaking to a art student. Umpa.
You've speculated that it may or may not be a good opportunity for a designer.
Google "spec work" and see what you can learn about it, and how it's one of the largest issues facing the design industry today.
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Heres hoping for the return of some subtler, atmospheric music in more open areas, judging from what I've heard so far I think they will do great.
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I'd like to mention that I specifically signed up to these forums because this post was incredibly ignorant and misguided.
Firstly, Why would blizzard want to keep kids out? It is true that they aren't usually as hard-core as you may like to play, but they have every right to enjoy the game online as you do. Personally I have no problem with playing alongside kids - I enjoy a fairly relaxed gameplay style.
Also, as with D2, there have always been regular content updates, and I do not see any reason why this would not be true for D3. It has been a long time coming and Blizzard do take a lot of pride in their games.
And as for your assumption that everyone can afford an extra $15USD a month is incredibly ignorant, I even find it borderline offensive tbh. Not everyone playing the game is in the USA using american dollars, and fact is there are some huge economic differences in some parts of the world that essentially mean that no, not everyone can scrape up an extra $15USD from the bottom of their couch when they have bills to pay, dinner to put on the table. But these people do still enjoy playing a decent game from time to time.
Fact is I have a good amount of friends who simply could not afford to add another bill to their monthly expenses (living in a flat with 6 others who are all excited about the announcement), and it would really suck to miss out after waiting so long for a sequel.