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Anyone else intrigued by the title for the Diablo 3 track: "Last Angel" ?? Wonder what thats about.

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Great marsh is prerty cool how you think people complete the countess without going there. Countess some nice exp in normal.

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I actually used stamina potions a lot. Good for backtracking without having to stand there for a few seconds. Mostly for impatient players like me.

Of course no one liked how Duriel sometimes dropped nothing, but that's the nature of the game, you're never guaranteed anything. It's pretty widely accepted that Duriel isn't the best choice for MF runs anyway.

I'll admit the corpse explosion stuff really pissed me off on hardcore. But there was much worse stuff than that, like getting iron maidened in the middle of a whirlwind or zeal.

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The one at the left is wearing on his head something that looks like a catholic priest's tiara.

Quote from "Themeros" »

A little extra question about the Wizard: What is the "Silence" attribute of the Arcane damage type? What does it do?

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NIGHT time will be where all the scary epic battles take place.

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i'd love t o see an update to tristram too, maybe a zombie passing by the town artwork, saying "braaaaaains" hehehehe

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I agree that endless jails, catacombs etc. get boring at some point.

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diablo1 was almost nothing but catacombs..and everyone was happy..

Quote from "silver_wings" »

So true that part about Act 4. Was really disapointing mostly because of it's shortness.

But then again, i'll never forget the first time i stepped into the Chaos Sanctuary.

That feeling of... oh my gosh this is it!, D3 has to create that same feeling.

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I agree that endless jails, catacombs etc. get boring at some point.

Quote from "okok9" »

diablo1 was almost nothing but catacombs..and everyone was happy..

Quote from "silver_wings" »

So true that part about Act 4. Was really disapointing mostly because of it's shortness.

But then again, i'll never forget the first time i stepped into the Chaos Sanctuary.

That feeling of... oh my gosh this is it!, D3 has to create that same feeling.

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Mustaine being God

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@Thrasher: Actually the colour used to depict arcane is a purple that leans more towards blue and not more towards red. The one you used is almost pink.

Originally Posted by Eldritch
Actually, I'm about to get very geeky, but I'm a big fan of the colour commonly used for arcane magic, which is also used here, because it is very amusing if you know a bit about light and the human brain.

This colour, which is the one most frequently used, from Baldur's Gate to Hellgate: London, doesn't exist in the light spectrum. Whereas every other colour has its own position in the spectrum, we see this colour because we are presented with the otherwise brain-breaking situation of detecting wavelengths from both ends of the light spectrum at once. Generally speaking, our brain has two options for interpreting the input data:[alphalist=a]
Sum the input responses to produce a colour halfway between red and violet in the spectrum (which would in this case produce green – not a very representative colour of a red and violet mix)
Invent a new colour halfway between red and violet[/alphalist]This is the evidence that the brain takes option b – it has constructed a colour to bridge the gap between red and violet, because such a colour does not exist in the light spectrum -- since it isn't actually a wheel, but a finite line from low to high wavelengths.

What better colour for arcane magic than one that doesn't exist but is produced by our minds when presented with a visual paradox? I always grin.

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I'm personally tired of unrealistic day/night cycles.