QUOTE(Fhaarkas @ Apr 18 2012, 01:54 PM)
Hey is there anybody here who's in the beta and also:
- visual a.k.a graphics horse
- played the first Diablo
- read the novels
- role-player
- doesn't care much about gameplay?
I would like to ask what do you think of D3. 5 years since the first announcement and apparently I still can't get over the watercoloured textures.
Bill Roper (where ever he is now) worded my exact feeling.
I have no doubt about what a great success it will be. My biggest fear is that it won't feel 'Diablo' anymore (and this depends on individuals). So is it still Diablo or is it just a Blizzard game now?
I know how you feel.- visual a.k.a graphics horse
- played the first Diablo
- read the novels
- role-player
- doesn't care much about gameplay?
I would like to ask what do you think of D3. 5 years since the first announcement and apparently I still can't get over the watercoloured textures.
Bill Roper (where ever he is now) worded my exact feeling.
I have no doubt about what a great success it will be. My biggest fear is that it won't feel 'Diablo' anymore (and this depends on individuals). So is it still Diablo or is it just a Blizzard game now?
» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... «
Diablo 3 doesnt actually feel like im playing a diablo game. The art style is still feels like water colour art which doesnt give the gritty feeling. I think Grim Dawn's art style is what Diablo 3 should look like, gritty and dark.
The spell trees are gone, which feels a bit strange to me as you get spells by an unlock tree like CoD. It is not bad, but i think Blizzard might have done it better in my opinion as it feels a little bit dumbed down. Something along the lines of Skyrim or better, Guild Wars 2 would be really nice as i think the points attribute system in Diablo 2 is seriously unsuitable for a game these days.
However, i love the physics systems with corpse flying around or some random object destroyed. The melee and range attack does feel powerful compared to the impact less attacks in Torchlight.
I think Diablo 3 has a whole, as its has trade off between traditional ideas and new ideas, just as i am expecting from a Jay Wilson project. It will still be fairly competent, at least.
Still, i do not recommend CE though, as i dont think getting CE is a good idea. Too expensive and you might overhype it yourself. What i'll do now is, get standard edition and then, pay $35 for Grim Dawn at Kickstarter.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cratee...comments?page=2
Crate, developers of Grim Dawn absolutely nailed the art style of Diablo 1 and 2 while the effects are still fairly good. The art is terrible as the way it is now, cause they do not have full time artist. They only have 2 full time staff.
This post has been edited by Cheesenium: Apr 18 2012, 02:31 PM
Apr 18 2012, 02:30 PM

Quote
0.0367sec
0.66
6 queries
GZIP Disabled