Comments on: Blizzard Announces Diablo 3…

By: Ashley

Ashley — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 08:51:52 +0000

Ashley…

great post…I look forward to reading more! thanks alot!…

By: Timothy Wong

Timothy Wong — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 15:38:01 +0000

Obviously,

1. In WoW, my main toon is a Restoration Spec Shaman. I like the witches and mysticism too. All I want to see is a full out new class anytime the folks at Bliz say they’re introducing something “new.”

2. I know about the OTHER ways to inter-connect, I just think Blizzard, with all its innovative ideas and massive resources, could figure out a way to streamline the system. (ex. the arguably useful voice chat system added to World of Warcraft in Patch 2.2, which adds some sense of convenience but still lacks some of the basic functionality found with Ventrilo and TeamSpeak)

3. I should try this playing the game upside-down thing

Thanks Obviously!

By: Obviously

Obviously — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 14:15:03 +0000

1. Popular topic. Witches sell. Mysticism sells. Of course, it’d be economically unwise to stick to Christian Mysticism solely so paganism is in. BTW, shamanism (as a cultural fragment) remains throughout the occidental and oriental world. That’s one way to bridge the gap between markets and cultures.

2. There are still ways to inter-connect sans official means. Hint: VPN. Stop whining and start googling.

3. You don’t want to work for Blizzard. The novelty of being a GM wears off quickly as you get inundated with stupid requests day after day. Beta tester? Think hours and hours of reinstalling the game, per daily build procedure only to repeat the same sequence in a particular level over and over again. Not fun.

If you really want a novel way of playing, switch hands - or flip your monitor over and play the game upside-down. Lets face it, Diablo was fun because the gameplay could be limited to clicking like a madman while nursing your favorite (21+?alcoholic:sugary) beverage and not because of its bewildering variety of playable classes and character customization.