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I still remember when I played DII with the volume jacked up back in my younger days, when dinner time came around my mother would throw holy water at me. Even my girlfriend's aunt unistalled it after she played 5 minutes of it. She then rambled on about how the computer was infected with a demon. (She's from the boonies in the Nebraska might I had)
Lol what did I say wrong?
Blizzard has an eight-year-old game (Diablo 2) and ten-year-old game (Starcraft) on store shelves in places like Wal-Mart and Best Buy. Not on the 10 dollar rack. The sets cost 30 and 40 dollars, respectively, after a decade, and they are regularly purchased. No other game company can lay claim to that kind of popularity and success, not even EA.
Exactly. No matter what, it seems almost impossible for people to just appreciate something for what it is, instead of comparing it to everything else and/or just having something to bitch about.
When a release as big as Diablo III is on the way (granted in a year or two), you're bound to have people not getting exactly what they want so they feel like they need to bitch and moan about it while the game is still in early production. It's the nature of the beast.....(pun intended).
Well I think the main reason for the complaints about the art direction of Diablo III comes down to the fact that Diablo III doesn't look like it will recreate the atmosphere of the first two games and the abundant usage of colors matches World of Warcraft's style more than Diablo's. I can't say I'm very pleased with the direction they are taking the sequel to one of my favorite games of all time. (Diablo II)
I don't believe it is wise to make judgments about a game that is still a few years away.
I fail to see why Blizzard can't just allow hard core fans to manually change the colour scheme and that way both parties would be happy.
Haha, I love this shit.
Fanboys: "BAWWWW"
Blizzard: "ROFL"
I'm going to laugh so hard if they dont meet projected sales on this one and then blame it on piracy, I'm going to are oh effe ell.
Um... people who like the color scheme now aren't considered hardcore fans? I've played Diablo/Diablo 2 since release and I'm lovin how the game is taking a new direction.
I'm going to laugh so hard if they dont meet projected sales on this one and then blame it on piracy, I'm going to are oh effe ell.
Um... people who like the color scheme now aren't considered hardcore fans? I've played Diablo/Diablo 2 since release and I'm lovin how the game is taking a new direction.
You and me both... mainly cuz we aren't retards.
DIII takes place years after DII. The evil has left the land, etc... The storyline explains the artistic direction.
That's what doesn't make sense. If the evil has left the land, there should be no monsters. having evil monsters in a cheery environment doesn't fit at all.
Yes, because you know evil hires a bunch of illegal immigrants to change the landscape just before they arrive with impending doom.
Blizzard is giving up this formula to appeal to a care-bear market.
Your proof of this please. I'd like screenshots of the later acts and dungeons as well as your gameplay review of acts 2-5.
hey I'm not saying i know everything, I'd like to be proven wrong. just ranting on a forum here. I think we should expect what WoW is showing us though, Diablo3 is probably not going to be any darker or more evil than the most evil place in WoW.
So I guess no one wants to mention my comment about video card control panel options.
If you guys all really like your color scheme greyed out and gritty....adjust the contrast and color balance in your settings.
I can make My Little Pony look gothic if I wanted to.....not that I have that game