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I don't think it literally means he will become wrath, just that he will be wrathful, also we don't even know that wrath is a sin in Sanctuary.

Wrath has a Capital W, it's a person/demon/angel.

I didn't know the Lord of Despair had concept art or ana ctual model at that, so maybe will not face Greed yet and he is just mentioned, unless he is the secret "cow level" with all the treasure hunting goblins.

Which means we will fight Lust and Despair.

Izual is probably Wrath now. (I have nothing to base that off of, he just seems to fit the role)

Which just leads to Gluttony, Envy, Pride and Greed.

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After watching a lot of beta streams and keeping up with as much Diablo information as I can i still have not seen someone explain why your going to gain an entire 30 levels without learning a single new ability. I understand the skills scale with level and that's how they should be but I know for a fact that when I'm playing a game and i level up I want to get a new skill, imo that's a huge part of the level drive for me. I know diablo isn't a level driven game its all about finding the best possible gear but still I think they should consider adding additional skills that you cannot unlock until max level or possibly spreading the skills out so while your still striving to reach 60 you still dont have all of your skills and abilities.

I dunno this is just my opinion I was wondering how other people felt about having all of your skills at 30.

Quote from LZsteelers

Past polls and posts from the community seem to think that this week is the week for blizzard to release the closed beta.

Kinda makes sense,1 week after F&F, now that they fixed some issues maybe they will release it.

I dont know, im not trying to deliver false hopes but I really have a gut feeling that it will be released this week. (Although I think half of the community says that every week )

Really just cant wait for all of Force's videos!

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The price is right however, I'd be a little leary of getting a 1000 watt psu for so cheap. I wasn't able to find any reviews for that product so that's a moot point, but my other concern would be why such a powerful psu for a pc that originally had a 250watt psu. My point being, I can only guess that the rest of the components are not necessarily high end (which is fine) so needing a kilowatt psu would probably be overkill because the cpu in your system might prove to be a bottleneck for any setup that required a kilowatt psu (meaning a high end graphics card/s.) As arguably one of the most important components in a pc, you may be better off spending a little more and going with something that has a proven track record (and could be easily rma'd if something were wrong with it.) Factor in the shipping cost and you're already looking at $90.

It would help to have the make and model of the pc so that we can look at the rest of the specs. It would also help to know what kind of setup you had in mind (ie. what you were thinking of adding that needed a 1000 watt psu.) I would venture to guess that a decent 700-800 watt would suit your needs and may still even be a little overkill.

BTW, I'm not saying that there is anything wrong with that psu, but rather for such an important component and one that has a direct effect over your other components, it might not be the best idea to skimp on quality. Again, I couldn't say if a kentek product is quality or not but why chance it. Maybe someone else with direct knowledge of their products could shed more light on this topic.

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OK, so no one apparently has this information.

Does anyone think it's worth me putting a little time into answering my own question? Or does no one else care? If the community would like a writeup on this, I volunteer, if your response is "screw it, who gives a crap" I won't waste my time.

Quote from Urbanleg

Hey, blizzard constantly says that online only creates a much more secured environment.
hence - eliminates duping and botting which negatively affects the game's economy.

That sound pretty weird to me since on of the cons of D2 economy was duping and botting (the randomness was just right!)
now:
1) D2 suffered from duping
2) D2 suffered from botting.
3) D2 was online only (offline chars are irrelevant - im talking about the online economy)

so, how online only D3 will vary from this? it seems D3 economy might suffer these plagues as well and once again our beloved game will fail in containing a strong economy.