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Quote from "mahamoti" »

Total skills: 32
No. of attack skills: 18
No. of non-attack skills: 10
No. of passive skills with no visual effect (attribute buff only): 4
No. of attack skills viable in late-game: 8
Number of skill points required to max out tree: 640

Quote from "avanent" »

I mean maybe im crazy, but...

Um... just as diablo 2 is the diablo 2 of diablo;
isnt diablo 3 the diablo 2 of diablo 2 and the diablo 3 of the original diablo;
I mean, thats kind of how a series works, right?

Quote from "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.

Quote from "Kenzai" »

Screw that. :mad:

Why in the hells are both versions of the class from the same place when the location is irrevelant with the lore of the class?!?

The page design of the wizard and barb are the same and the male wizard pic is on the same spot as the female barb on the barb page.
But while barbs are a race, the wizard isnt the member of some Xsiansai mage clan so i really dont get it why both versions of the class are from the same place.

Sorry for off-topic.

Quote from "Kenzai" »

The artwork on the wizard page shows a single small pic where a guy stands whos appereantly also far-eastern in appereance but its not certain who that is. After all, the male and female versions are supposed to be totally different characters so why a pic of the male wiz on the female wiz page? It could be some NPC whos related to the female wiz.