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Runestones System Revision | diablo 2 cheats

August 9, 2011 | Author

The runestone system is about getting a revision, however no clear details yet. Is rune system revamped? Bashiok: Personally, I love it, and hope it finds a way in. I’m not so sure about rolling to see which rune effect you get (it could still work), but I *love* the idea of random affixes. That …

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Auction House, Tours, Interviews, FAQ’s, Beta and more! | diablo 2 cheats

August 9, 2011 | Author

For the Diablo enthusiast there is a lot of new information for you to devour today. It’s really all too much for one post but you are going to want to check out the below sites to read all about it:

Auction House

Blizzard’s Diablo III Auction House: Buy, Sell Items for Cash – PC Magazine Diablo III real money auction house announced, gold farmers stunned – Games Radar Diablo 3 Auction House Introduces Real Money Transactions – G4TV Diablo 3 will let players buy and sell items for real money – PCGamer

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Blizzard’s Wyatt Cheng on Diablo III @ Game Planet | diablo 2 cheats

August 9, 2011 | Author

Gameplanet New Zealand has continued it’s Q&A this one is with the Diablo III technical director Wyatt Cheng

Blizzard’s Wyatt Cheng on Diablo III – Gameplanet Video

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Q&A at Gameplanet with Alex Mayberry | diablo 2 cheats

August 9, 2011 | Author

An interview with Alex Mayberry, Senior Producer for Diablo III. Blizzard’s Alex Mayberry on Diablo III – Gameplanet Video

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WSJ Diablo III interview | diablo 2 cheats

August 9, 2011 | Author

Usually the Wall Street Journal is known for it’s financial information and not it’s gaming coverage. While that is usually true, it seems that the auction house is truly an economics question

What do black market sales do to affect a game’s workings and its atmosphere, the shared values of its player base? What kinds of values or attitudes are you trying to circumvent?

There’s probably the WoW version of the answer and the Diablo version of the answer. In World of Warcraft there are a lot of negatives around black-market item sales and gold sales. The first one is how it affects people that are actually playing the game: If you see someone farming an area that actually prevents you from being able to go to that area. If you see that might be running bot programs, it really makes you feel worse about the game that people are cheating within it.

But in a Diablo context, even if some of that activity occurred, the game is completely instanced—you’re always playing in your own version of it, or you and your friends are. You’re not really subjected to people that are in your way that are just trying to do black-market activities. Players do want to have the ability to do some of this stuff; they’re going to go and do it. It’s a pretty terrible experience most of the time. It’s not secure; there are lots of chances for fraud; you may not get the item you want; if we catch you we ban you. We asked ourselves, if we allow it, is this really going to be harmful for the game? When we looked at it critically, we felt that in a Diablo context, it would be beneficial that people can do this freely. It’s something that players know is part of the rules of the game. As long as the players know the rules they’re signing on for, then they’re okay with it.

You’ve talked about the auction house being unprecedented in gaming in terms of the way it’s implemented here, but it does seem comparable to social games like FarmVille or Tiny Tower that basically allow you to spend money when you lose patience with the waiting game, or in this case the meta-game of grinding for random drops. It allows players to accelerate their own pace. How much have those games informed this new system?

There have been microtransactions going for a while in games. What no one’s done is the player-to-player aspect of it. We’re taking it a step back and saying it’s up to the player base to decide. It’s not up to us. It’s a player-driven economy; if people find value and want to do this activity, then there have to be sellers and buyers. You don’t really have that sense that, like in some of these games, players feel they have to buy some of the items, or they have to buy gold from the company to even be able to advance in the game. That’s not how we’re designing Diablo III at all. I think the important thing for us is to make sure the game plays really well if you never trade an item.

Read the full interview at the Wall Street Journal

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Diablo 3 Auction House Reveal | diablo 2 cheats

August 9, 2011 | Author

Blizzard has revealed auction house for Diablo 3. It also has the potential to damage the game economy and overall experience for the many thousands of others who play World of Warcraft for fun Bashiok:We still think that’s true for a MMO in which thousands of players co-mingle in a persistent world and vie for …

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Diablo 3 Auction House Reveal | diablo 2 cheats

August 9, 2011 | Author

Blizzard has revealed auction house for Diablo 3. It also has the potential to damage the game economy and overall experience for the many thousands of others who play World of Warcraft for fun Bashiok:We still think that’s true for a MMO in which thousands of players co-mingle in a persistent world and vie for …Content brought to you by Diablo 2 Cheats

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Runestones System Revision | diablo 2 cheats

August 9, 2011 | Author

The runestone system is about getting a revision, however no clear details yet. Is rune system revamped? Bashiok: Personally, I love it, and hope it finds a way in. I’m not so sure about rolling to see which rune effect you get (it could still work), but I *love* the idea of random affixes. That …Content brought to you by Diablo 2 Cheats

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SteelSeries Diablo III | diablo 2 cheats

July 28, 2011 | Author

Today on Twitter the official Diablo page passed us along the following information:

Looks like @SteelSeries announced their Diablo III mouse and headset earlier today, and like Diablo III: No release date. http://ow.ly/5bz6P

Some very cool looking gear:

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Q&A for the Monk | diablo 2 cheats

July 28, 2011 | Author

Bashiok came by the official forums to answer some questions about the Monk that many will be interested in reading.

Q u o t e: 1) Does spirit naturally deplete after not being used for some time?

No. Spirit is static. It doesn’t regenerate, and it doesn’t degenerate. Punching demons and using melee skills builds Spirit, and most monk skills spend it.

Q u o t e: 2) Is it true the Monk’s auras function more like the Barbarian’s war cries now?

The barbarian shouts are powerful, limited duration buffs that you must re-cast once they wear off. Monk auras are permanently active until you enable a different aura, or die.

Edit: Later corrected – I’m sorry, I’m dumb, auras are not permanent. That was old info. They’re short, powerful buffs. They can absolutely be runed. Like all skills.

Q u o t e: 3) Will the UI allow for keeping track of which combo you’re on? His combo skills are really exciting but I’m worried it’ll become too much of a chore playing the entire game counting out my attacks in sequences of 3. It would be unfortunate to unleash a 2nd tier hundred hand attack at range expecting to dash forward because you miscounted (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePyKl_bgNVQ&list=PL1A7FB5ACC97E7873#t=7m44s).

We don’t want tracking of combo stages to be so important that there needs to be a UI element to keep track. It should be that if you’re up on your game you’re tracking combo stages and it helps you get a slight edge, but if not you’re kicking ass anyway and will probably do fine. Also, we have made changes to skills so they’re consistent; such as making all stages capable of a dash. We don’t want the situation you’ve described to be an issue.

Q u o t e: 4) Do charges expire, or can I hold onto my level 3 charge until I want to unleash it?

It will reset after a time, but it’s a good amount of time.

Q u o t e: Sounds like only one aura can be used at a time. Good to know.

I think what Bashiok means is that if the first part of 100Fists was a dash, then the second and third parts would also include a dash.

Right. The final stage on combo skills is still usually the powerful topper. I was specifically referring to a movement component not being tied to a specific stage of a combo skill (if it exists). There is some spreading out of mechanics to ensure really important pieces like movement and damage mitigation can’t be ‘missed’ because you counted wrong. But doing damage is doing damage, for the most part, so big combo finishers still very much exist on the third stage.

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Wow. Okay. What about shouts and armors?

The Diablo III barbarian has only ever had one true shout, and a couple others which have similar limited duration buffs. But, multiply that by 5 for runes and we have 15 shouts, compared to Diablo II’s … six? I think.

Granted every rune doesn’t change the mechanic of the shout, but most do. We’ve covered most if not all the Diablo II Warcry tree shout skills through rune effects.

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