i think she offered for rm 120, but i gave rm 150.

perfect example of:

[img]http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lxv8n1RZq91r4hk20o2_500.jpg

Haha.

I still feel gutted that my cousin lost my huge boxes of D1 and D2 (last time original games' boxes are damn huge).

Ugh..

http://twitpic.com/87jgle link is a bit NSFW 

Let’s start off small: Scrolls of Identification are no longer in the game. Unidentified items and the act of identifying them is still very much part of the game, but now when obtaining an unidentified item you'll simply right click it, a short cast timer will occur as your character examines the item, and it will become identified. We love the double-discovery of finding a present and then unwrapping it, but we don't think it requires a physical item you have to find and keep in your bags to get the same effect. From now on you'll just be able to inherently identify all your items, no need to carry scrolls. Your character in Diablo III is just that badass now.

We're changing core character attributes to Strength, Dexterity, Intellect, and Vitality, and the benefits each stat provides is being broken down as:


Strength
+Barbarian damage

+Armor
Dexterity
+Demon Hunter damage

+Monk damage

+Dodge
Intellect
+Wizard damage

+Witch Doctor damage

+Health from globes
Vitality
+Health

For a game that isn't even out yet, Diablo 3 has undergone many, many system changes. Today, game director Jay Wilson has posted a load of upcoming system adjustments, mostly made to systems that have already been changed. A few prime examples include the complete removal of "identify item" scrolls -- characters handle that with a universal spell now -- a dedicated potion button, and Blizzard deciding to rename the Stone of Recall and "just call it what it is," namely "Town Portal."

Another big change, the Nephalem Cube and Cauldron of Jordan (both integral to the crafting system), have been removed from the game outright. According to Blizzard, the two items "detracted from the benefits of returning to town to sell items, salvage, craft, and interact with the townsfolk." It's a lot to take in, especially given how long fans have waited for Diablo 3 but, in Wilson's words, "no one will remember if the game is late, only if it's great."

Head over to the Diablo 3 site to read about these changes (and many others) in more detail.

ya agree gameplay is most important

but now already 2012 la!!!

still give shitty graphic like 20 yrs ago is not acceptable

If give warcraft 3 graphic still ok

what makes u think that D3 will have graphic like 20 years ago? D2 graphic was ok and it was like 10 years ago graphic.... so why would Blizzard do something tat is even worse than D2?

u never c the pic i post above? its from the diablo website link posted after my post

u are jumping to conclusion with just that small icon..... it is a icon to indicate the town portal spell.... what u want from it?

The icon looks like a picture from Ultima VI 20 yrs ago!! I bet anyone in this zaman can do a better looking icon in 5 mins.

>having issues about an icon that you probably never look at while hack and slashing

ISHYGDDT

that bar just reminds me of torchlight for some reason , too kiddy. hope they turn it into a more gothic art style