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Quote from Ardikus

As most of us already know, one of the main reasons for Inferno difficulty to be equally scaled in level and difficulty across all acts is to provide players incentive to play through all stages of the game to achieve loot. In Diablo 2, there were obvious ways that were more efficient to get good loot, namely Mephisto, Pindleskin, and Baal runs. It's not too far fetched to think that bosses are going to drop the best loot in the game, no matter what, because they're the hardest things to kill. Risk should equal reward, right? If this is the case, and once I get the waypoints to all good bosses in Inferno mode, why should I even bother playing through the other dungeons and areas in the game?

Two words: Loot Goblins (Loot Bandits?). I've noticed in a few streams and videos that these little buggers appear inside dungeons in what is a seemingly random fashion. Once you start hitting them, they spew gold all over the floor, and if you manage to kill it before it runs away (not very hard to do, at least in normal difficulty it seems) it will drop quite a lot of useful loot. In the few times I saw these things go down, they dropped ~2 blue items, page of training, scroll of companion, and a few other white items.

What's up to speculation is if these things have the potential to drop the best loot in Inferno difficulty, like bosses can. If they can drop rare items, that is at least salvageable loot for crafting materials, which I'm sure you're going to want a lot of.

Quote from overneathe

The first and last 2 pictures don't show up. Barb model I'd definitely like. The two swords from D2 - of course. The one you said you'd like a smaller pommel needs a much larger blade to be a true Diablo sword.
My person option would just be _very_ big weapons. Well, not WoW big, but still with an impressive size.

Quote from Daemaro

Okay so far the game has a few bugs here and there, mostly involving online seems like servers weren't prepared to handle it. Anyways great game.

If you like the Diablo style of weapons you will probably enjoy this. The smashing and dicing up of zombies never gets old, the quests are fun, the weapon modifications are pretty awesome. Even upgrading weapons changes appearance, as well as needing to be repaired. My wood baton for instance was almost in splinters.

The story is not in your face, but it has a lot of depth if you look for it. The skill trees are a lot more varied than I originally thought. If you like to kill zombies I definitely recommend this, co-op is a blast, you can set out on your own, or you can stick together and murder stuff.

Quote from SFJake

Apparently they released the dev build by accident or some such non sense.

I did not yet buy the game. I heard there is no FOV option and the base FOV is pretty small.

I'm not buying without a FOV option, period. If they forget about basic things like this, can't help but wonder about all those things I can't think about right now that is bad and consolized. So until they get their asses working on patches for proper PC features, they're not getting a penny from me.

Quote from lMarcusl

I'm very disappointed by the leaked stuff so far. Graphics settings seem very low because you can see every pixel and a lot of things seem quite unfinished...the selection screen has nothing on the D2 screen (which is an 11 years old game!!!!). At the last picture the barbarian isn't even holding the damn shield in his hand, it's just stuck to his arm... I really hope this is just really old footage and stuff because I am not impressed at all.

Quote from hartmann89

IMHO the hud is very similiar to Titan Quest (the skill icons especially).