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We'll never really know what that cancelled Blizzard North MMO really was going to be like. The monestary was kind of bland, but everything else in the game was that same blend of cartoon/colorful/almost cute and deep grimdark in a blend that works timelessly and for everyone. D2 took all of that and ramped it up to 11. The mix of cartoon/serious was uniquely Blizzard and just worked.

But was also colorful in that trademark Blizzard way while being thoroughly dark and oppressive. A small 640x480 spritemap that still feels more like a real, memorable place than most modern game towns. D1 was very, very dark in such a quintessential gothic way.

I remember D2:LoD adding 800圆00 resolution and it was a transcendental experience from the 640x480 original! HD, baby! Tue 14th Jun Remembering D3 counts for old now? I still think of D2 as new and D1 as the new hawtness.

#Diablo 4 pre order movie#

The better Spider-man equivalent would be if in Amazing Spider-man 2, when Gwen Stacy was falling to her death, the movie just cuts right before Peter shoots his web out to catch her and advertisers say, 'If you want to know what happens, be sure to come back in theaters in 2 months for the half hour conclusion!' My problem is when games are incomplete and/or rushed and the developers opt to sell the parts of the game that make it complete. That's just adding icing to the cake imo (again, depending on how they do it. I don't have a bone to pick with games that are high quality and complete that decide to sell extra content to the fans. It's also why I said, 'Depending on the game it's fair criticism'. I'm talking about an intentional practice of selling something unfinished with the intention of selling it back to consumers to make some more change.

Tue 14th Jun Well there's a reason why I said, 'Felt unfinished' it was a very particular word choice on my part.

I'm counting on 'couch-coop' being highlighted to mean everything will be fine. I'm not a big fan if Diablo goes Destiny format.

But you're right, with cosmetics, I do wonder. Hopefully this one will follow the normal setup and not truly be a Destiny-style always shared world with everyone on the public server. I assume you'll still be able to do that in 4.

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What I always did was create a private lobby and password it to play solo in piece, lol. Most people playing II were playing it online with said player running around, and it always was annoying that your solo characters and online characters were separate, so most people played solo online just so their character building time was useful online. That said, I've always felt that Diablo was intended as an online service game even before online service games were a thing.

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Mon 13th Jun They mentioned couch-coop specifically so I'm assuming it does have a fully offline mode.

The only reason it would move that way is for monetisation. I don't want any of the no-lifing and other sad behaviours that have turned WoW into a cesspit. I don't want to see another player in a Diablo game unless I actively invite a battlenet friend or use a group finder. So when I see D4 having cosmetics, I'm thinking it's more like Immortal rather than the AC Odyssey/Valhalla model. Clearly done because they want players to be able to see each other, such that cosmetic items are a form of social status signifier, that increase their monetary value to players versus say just getting a new outfit for Eivor in AC. In Immortal, as you know you do a couple of quests and then it's like what the heck?! What are all these players doing here?! Unless you deliberately grouped up with a friend.

Mon 13th Jun yeah the chat part was, but playing through the story you never saw another player.