I'm not opposed against something like D2 implementation (seperate offline and online modes), i would actually like that, but that ship has sailed with D3 launch.
Games that will be using cloud computing wont be singleplayer story games, but games with some multiplayer component and he was right.
It's really not, especially when they move like snails.
True, but you weren't supposed to stay on Normal or Hard difficulty long.
It doesn't bother me, but it could definitely be streamlined. What level are we now? Torment 16? I feel we could easily do with half of that.
There was more about her in the art panel they didNothing mindblowing, but I got my copy of the art book today, and this image is in fact listed as "Andariel key art" as most were guessing.
While not a direct confirmation that she'll be in the game, it is pretty likely considering we are already getting/have seen Duriel.
We are?
Holy shit I didn't realize that was him, I just thought it was a similar demon.Thanks for the heads up, as that was one of the panels I missed. Just went and found it after reading this, and they flat out confirm her returning "in a big way." Awesome!
You can see him in the gameplay trailer. And there are official screens of him. They also talked about him in the world and lore panel. They're letting us see his Lord of Maggots side more, and he has a stomach mouth that he drags you into with one of his attacks.
Edit: screen for reference. There was more on him in the panels.
My guess is they are doing both. We already saw a legendary item that benefitted as many form changes as possible, but since they also said people should be able to focus on one form if they like, there'll probably also be legendaries rewarding staying in one form for longer. Personally I'd like to just change between Werebear and Wolf for example. Don't care too much about the magic stuff, I got Sorceress for that.
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Yep, and the legendary item shocked one enemy around you whenever you changed forms.
It's pretty much open world though? That excludes dungeons of course, but everything else is super open. There are paths, but you can just go off from them and go wherever you want.
There weren't even any tunnels. I saw a nice hub, I saw a lot of open fields that led to the different dungeons. Yes, some paths had cliffs on one side or a river you can't cross, but that's it. Sometimes the path was narrowing don to one of those climbing spots I guess. Do you want one giant field with nothing in between?
They showed some really cool looking new enemies during the panels too. Bishop of Blood was pretty cool, and they showed him in a cool church-looking area
They described her as the demon other demons feared. And that other demons were the ones that chained her, because they were so afraid of her.
I saw them in real time. I saw Kripp walking across them. I watched like 6 hours of this and yes, sometimes you have narrow paths where small land bridges are formed, or other narrower paths, cliffs you can only jump over and other things. But overall I don't see any traversing issues. They are planning mounts, they aren't going to design tons of land where they aren't usable.
Lol, who ever thinks that just basing on the gamplay I saw from D4 is full of shit.
The one thing I think they did really well was give D4 a truly distinguishing art style, especially in contrast to D3. They're night and day to me. It's the systems and mechanics that I'll probably never see eye to eye with the devs and David Kim on. But the artstyle and fluidity of movement/animations? I think it's great, especially for being at least 2 years away.
That's only for world bosses, they said they are trying to not let a mass people running around ruin the atmosphere for you outside of those.
You can play alone in any given region until you complete the quests in that area, at which point it becomes public.
