Id rather see him in the d3 sequel rather than the first version of the game.
But if I do have to fight him it needs be very epic and it would have to be in hell, and hell better be very hellish. On that note, i wonder what a level/part of a level based on heaven would look like?
NPC's should have collision no matter what and I think the same should go for player characters. Not only does it add realism to the game, but afaik there is not target selecting like in WoW, only point and click. So it makes sense that your spells will collide with a solid target when firing in their direction, rather than a character you can pass through but your spells hit them as if they are really there.
Depending on what/how end game is then prob just once in a while. If I don't get into endgame or the glory of the arena appeals to me after trying it then maybe more than just occasionally. But im pretty sure end game is going to be fun no matter what it is.
I was listening to diablocast episode 5 and the topic of an in-game economy such as an auction house might appear in the game. Does anyone know anymore more about this? Its a real game changer from the D2 where gold was pretty much worthless. How do you guys think this will effect the way we play the game? Its going to be much more MMO like if they add this feature and im not sure I want that, why put hard work into getting the next best item or gems/runes when you can just buy them off the AH.
It really just depends of what long term really is. If long term means taking about 5 months to get 1 or 2 level 14 gems then im fine with it as long as their isnt some gear update a month later that makes my high tier armor/weapons obsolete. But if by long term they mean about a year or more than not the slightest. Especially since their are 6 different variations of gems to choose from dedicating that much time to just one is hard to imagine, plus very boring.
19000 level 5 gems sounds like a very high number, a number which i would not like to grind nor craft for.
IMO, Diablo is not as popular as WoW mainly because the game is so much older that WoW, even though warcraft has been around just as long. There were only 2 diablo games made, and its been long enough for people to forget about those games to more popular titles now such as WoW. When D3 hits shelves, there are going to be alot of people curious about it, but will prob wait a little bit before actually trying it out...
So with that, I believe it will not sell as well in the first 24, but it will be very steady there after of people hearing about it from friends and internet, then going out and buying it.
They look cool but id rather stick with my turtle beach head phones and my nice logitech G500 that has served me so well. I like the mousepads but wont buy one until i see a wizard stamped on one, which id expect when they release them.
IMO what you receive for $175 is fair and decently priced. Blizzcon is an exclusive event, and everything at blizzcon will end up on the web eventually. Its basically the same cost as a years worth of WoW game time. I personally cannot afford this being a college student and having a (hardly) part time job, but compared to other events/trips a person can take, it is not very expensive.
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But if I do have to fight him it needs be very epic and it would have to be in hell, and hell better be very hellish. On that note, i wonder what a level/part of a level based on heaven would look like?
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19000 level 5 gems sounds like a very high number, a number which i would not like to grind nor craft for.
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So with that, I believe it will not sell as well in the first 24, but it will be very steady there after of people hearing about it from friends and internet, then going out and buying it.
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