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Quote from "dorgeismydog" »

That would be good too, all for one and one for all, everyone drink up! Fill your goblet o' mana! But I dont think blizz will. Thereve put themselves too much in to the different energy as fa as we know yet.

Quote from "Bannik" »

you seem too forget that science is not always machines...gunpowder existed during middle ages (China) so having a guy who doesnt believe in religion and focuses on his science...think about it he uses a fast shooting crossbow (3 shots quickly and a lengthy reload) and then have things like gunpowder sacs too have exploding arrows... or have bomb like items and traps that use scinetific stuff...we are not talking machines and steam power just simple scientists using basic trial and error too figure out what works..

I mean how can you say that diablo shouldnt have a scientific feel they have windmills, how do you think armor is made...a magician now its a guy who uses metals and uses them scientifically...no ritual bullcrap,

this could give diablo a new approach and perspective....this scientific fella could not be liked for his heretic ways but he is still a good person, giving us an anti hero

he could be doing the quest just because he wants too solve the demon riddle scientifically - fits in well i think

they bloody have mines with mini rail tracks for small carts which is no medievil an i am sure they use dynamite too blow shit up...


science FTW!!!!

Quote from "italofoca" »

I'm impressed with D3 if it becomes my fav game instead of D1 :~~

Quote from "Eldritch" »

1. If any chapter or single area rivals or surpasses the pure atmosphere of D1's Tristram and its nightmarish level-by-level descent through an impossible multitude of Gothic cathedral catacombs and oppressive tunnels into Hell.
2. If the graphics aren't obnoxiously outdated by release.
3. If I ever think to myself, 'Matt Uelwho?'

Quote from "ZharTheMad" »

- If, like Diablo 1, it can make me crap my pants and turn the lights on just to go down another level..

Quote from "pr00f" »

- i can wander trough tristram and recognize the houses, caves, river etc from diablo 1, except with a little more graphical detail (and still dark/darker).

- if the warrior returns (with plated armor).

- if i can still blaze diablo trough the wall with my staff of apocalypse :cool:

Quote from "Proficient" »

if they capture teh feeling of d1.

if the enemy sound effects adn death animations are like d1

that also...


[quote name='ZharTheMad']If the monsters have Diablo 1's epicness. Most of Diablo 2's monsters are quite forgettable in my opinion.

Quote from "Elight" »

After being a part of this community for a little while, I'm realizing that there aren't many of us here who actually played D1, or at least played before D2 came out, so very few know anything about that D1 aura.

But yeah, now that you mention it, there was that sense of mystery and discovery, coupled with the feeling of something threatening around every darkened corner that's been missing for me even in D2. But anyhow, after watching that gameplay video of all the classes together, I had no motivation to want to be apart of all that. The attitude seems to have changed from "I will fight off this evil that is engulfing the land" to more of "I'm the bigger badass that can destroy demons." There just isn't a class that showcases a combination of nobility and decency.





....and to this guy, these motivations were possiblities for each class, not specific to the actual ones we played. The actual character, the warrior was good hearted and driven by a sense of duty. His nature was illustrated through dialogue throughout the game....like after you beat Leoric, he replies, "Rest well Leoric, I'll find your son"....or after beating Bartuc later on, he states with such emotion, "YOUR REIGN OF PAIN HAS ENDED!!". That's definately a character who has a strong sense of duty and good will towards other. I don't see that anywhere in the D3 classes from what we've been shown.