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Diablo 3 - new pictures and more information
Diablo 3 - new pictures and more information
After scaling it down from 300 MB to a mere fraction, you can now see the official Diablo3 logo above. Obviously Blizzard didn't just release the logo, but 13 screenshots. Here are two beautiful pictures of a female barbarian using her skill "Furious Charge" and her fighting a monster known as "Siege Breaker". Clicking the pictures will show them in full size.
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As for the FAQ, most of these facts are either already known or not surprising -- there will be multiplayer, there will be singleplayer campaign. But here are some interesting factoids:
How many character classes are included in Diablo III? What are they? Five character classes will be included in the game, two of which, the barbarian and witch doctor, were revealed when the game was announced at the 2008 Blizzard Entertainment Worldwide Invitational. The other classes will be announced at a later date.Will players be able to choose the gender of their character, regardless of class? Yes. Players will be able to create male and female characters for all five classes.
So we do get the 5 classes in both genders. 2 classes are already known, and it wouldn't be too much of a surprise if one would be a sword-fighter like a Warrior or a Paladin and another one would turn out to be an elemental magican, throwing fireballs, lightnings and frostbolts. The next picture shows the blacksmith hard at work, and the second one pictures our good friend Cain in a Monastery.
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I simply cannot understand why people love this kind of games and why all the Blizzard products become extremely hyped until they're released... but of course it's okay if you love them.
Maybe it's not your kind of gameplay, that's totally ok, but Diablo II was a game that was extremely polished, they knew exactly how to motivate players, the maps weren't too big, not to small, the balancing was done right and these guys practically wrote the book on rewarding systems. So if you get a big reward every couple of hours, like a big boss fight, a nice reward every 30 minutes, like a level up and every few minutes a small reward, like a cool item....these guys basically invented and polished that. Thats why Diablo II did so well and why the game is so good. If that's not your kinda cup of tea, thats fine, but it's still a great game.
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