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Postad 08 januari 2012 - 18:52 Tror möjligtvis att att de ger oss ett datum innan mars. Hoppas de kommer kring maj iaf Postad 08 januari 2012 - 20:13
It gets more interesting! When we called the Rochester, Minnesota Best Buy this morning, a manager explained that the sign has been taken down as a directive from the store's "GM" (general manager), not because the manufacturer had asked but because the manufacturer has been "not very firm" in picking a launch date. As many had guessed (per the misspelling of "February," among other things), the signage was made in-house and not sent by Blizzard.
Postad 20 januari 2012 - 11:10 Bra = behöver inte identifiera med scrolls längre \o/ While working on Diablo III we've been called out for messing around with systems too much, that the game is good as-is and we should just release it. I think that's a fair argument to make, but I also think it's incorrect. Our job isn't just to put out a game, it's to release the next Diablo game. No one will remember if the game is late, only if it's great. We trust in our ability to put out a great game, but we're not quite there yet. In addition to finishing and polishing the content of the game we're continuing to iterate on some of the core game systems. So all that said, I'd like to provide everyone an update on some of the systems we're currently working on. We’re changing some of the systems we’ve gotten the most feedback on both internally and from the beta test, including crafting, items, core attributes, and inventory. We’ll go over those changes and the reasons for them. In addition we’re working on major changes to the skill and rune systems that we’re not ready to talk about, but I promise you we can’t possibly ship without a finished skill and rune system. 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 also moving the fifth quick slot button, which is becoming a dedicated potion button. A dedicated potion button is something we went back and forth on throughout development. Recently it became apparent that players need to be aware of their potions for emergency situations. Our combat model doesn’t promote or even allow chugging potions in rapid succession, but they’re certainly useful when you run into a string of bad luck with health globes, or if you just get in over your head. This is one of our newest changes, so the button and mechanics don’t actually function in beta Patch 10, but that’s our intent and you’ll be seeing it supported in future beta updates. The design team is currently looking at systems and cleaning them up, removing any superfluous system objectives and those that are beyond fixing. Thus, we're removing the Mystic artisan. As we look at the big picture, the Mystic simply wasn’t adding anything to our customization system. Enhancement was really just the socket and gem system with a different name, and it would prolong the release of the game even further to go back to the drawing board and differentiate it, so we’ll revisit the Mystic and enhancements at a later time. Removing her from the game took some time, but it’s nowhere near the efforts that would be required to flesh out a better customization system. We hope she’ll be able to join your caravan in the future, but for now we’re going to focus on the extensive customization options the game already offers. We're also looking at systems we’ve created and making sure that the rationale that brought us to these designs still makes sense. The Stone of Recall, for instance, has a short cast time and allows you to return to town. Early on we said we wouldn't have town portals, as they introduced too many combat exploits, but we were able to resolve them. Because we have the Stone of Recall, though, we began to evaluate systems that were originally implemented to deal with the exclusion of town portals. So we've decided to remove the Cauldron of Jordan and Nephalem Cube. They were implemented to allow for salvaging and selling items when there was no quick and easy way to return to town. Now that the Stone of Recall exists, we found that keeping the Cauldron and Cube in the game detracted from the benefits of returning to town to sell items, salvage, craft, and interact with the townsfolk. It’s a good idea to break up combat so that players have a moment to evaluate their gear and crafting options before venturing back out. In addition, we've decided to just call it what it is and the Stone of Recall is now Town Portal, and is integrated directly onto the skill bar UI. The Blacksmith artisan will now salvage items. With removal of the Cube we needed some mechanic in town that allowed you to salvage your items, and it just makes sense for the Blacksmith to offer it. One other important change is that common (white) items will no longer be salvageable. We found that it caused a few itemization issues, but mostly this is due to a general philosophy shift on the importance of items. Previously, our thinking was that when an item dropped it should always be useful to you in some way, either the stats could be an improvement for you, or in the case of white items you could break it down and craft something better. Through a lot of play testing we have come full circle to the Diablo II methodology -- a lot of stuff that drops just isn’t worth picking up. Diablo II captured the loot piñata feel by dropping a lot of crap, mostly arrows and bolts, and we of course still very much want that feeling of item-explosions. To do that we need to be able to balance the value of items to how many we’re throwing at you. This leads us to the last change I'll be detailing today: 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 We're dropping Defense, Attack, and Precision as attributes, Armor is taking over for what Defense used to provide, +Physical Resist will take over for Armor, and +Chance to Crit will fill in for Precision. Obviously these stat changes are one of the bigger systems changes we're currently working on as they have far reaching requirements to re-itemize and balance the game. This change makes the stats more intuitive and fixes some of the itemization issues we were running into. We want to make it clear that junk items aren’t worth picking up, and make it easy to identify other items as not for your character. We want to drop a ton of items, but to really pull off a sense of excitement when finding a great item, there needs to be non-optimal items, both for your class, and in general. By specifically targeting stats at classes, we can reduce the amount of item overlap, diversify our item pool, and create a cleaner, more exciting itemization system. By and large these changes have little impact on which items you’re going to want. The item hunt has always been based on secondary stats and affixes, and we’re working hard to ensure build diversity is as large as possible by getting as many affixes into the game as possible (adding more item affixes is also something we’ve been working on). Simply including affixes that augment specific skills greatly expands the itemization pool and build possibilities. Moving on, with the removal of the Cauldron of Jordan, Nephalem Cube, and by moving Town Portal to the skill panel, we're now displaying character stats directly on the inventory UI. Now you can see your stats go up and down as you try on different items. All the same info is available; we’re just streamlining the UI, making it more useful. It might seem insignificant but we're pleased with the results. All of these are changes that will in one way or another be seen in the latest beta patch, and so we hope that those of you with access please try them out and let us know what you think in the Beta Feedback forum. There’s a lot of work left to be done, though. We’re constantly tuning and making balance changes; it’s a massive task. Some of these changes can be seen in the beta, like changes to item rarity, the levels at which we introduce affixes, and how many affixes enemies can roll up. Some you can’t see in the beta, like balancing the difficulty of the entire game for four different difficulty levels, adding tons of new affixes, creating legendary items, filling out crafting recipes and itemization, working on achievements, and implementing Battle.net features. We’re also working on a number of other large systems changes -- specifically with the skill and rune systems. We're not quite ready to share what those are just yet, but we look forward to being able to do so in the near future. We want Diablo III to be the best game it can be when it launches. To get there, we're going to be iterating on designs we've had in place for a long time, making changes to systems you've spent a lot of time theorycrafting, and removing features you may have come to associate with the core of the experience. Our hope is that by embracing our iterative design process in which we question ourselves and our decisions, Diablo III won't just live up to our expectations, but will continue to do so a decade after it's released. With such major changes being done, and more to come, it's looking like the targeted Q1 release for Diablo 3 is looking less likely at this point. More: Quote: Keep in mind everything detailed in the article today is already in the game, and most of it is complete. Once you get Patch 10 and see that, I think it may sink in that these aren't theoretical changes we're still working on, they're changes we've completed. Obviously the potion button still needs a little work to hook it up correctly, and the character attribute changes need to be balanced and tested for itemization throughout the game, but overall these are changes we've already made. I do not intend to impress that we're close to release, or infer any such "we're <-- this --> done" kind of statement, but most of these are fairly straightforward changes that are already complete and implemented. We do have more changes, skills and runes, affixes to add, more items, Battle.net features, testing, testing, and more testing etc. to do so we're obviously still not there yet, but none of the changes detailed today are theoretical or yet to be implemented. (Tracker / Forums) Postad 24 januari 2012 - 01:31
http://us.battle.net...opic/3941896296 Redigerat av Electrified, 24 januari 2012 - 01:32. Postad 24 januari 2012 - 15:51 ..Behöver jag nämna att nu när det sägs att D3 ska släppas för PS3 2013, så känns det inte så långt kvar längre.. Postad 26 januari 2012 - 19:36 Postad 29 januari 2012 - 11:52 Skönt omveta att jag inte behöver uppgadera iag! Minimum-specifikationer: Windows: Operativsystem: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7 Processor: Intel Pentium D 2.8 GHz eller AMD AthlonTM 64 X2 4400+ Minne: 1 GB RAM (1,5 för Vista/Windows 7) Grafikkort: NVIDIA GeForce 7800 GT eller ATI Radeon X1950 Pro Mac: Operativsystem: Mac OS X 10.6.8, 10.7.X Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo Minne: 2 GB RAM Grafikkort: NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT eller ATI Radeon HD 2600 Generellt: Hårddiskutrymme: 12 GB tillgängligt DVD-enhet Bredbandsuppkoppling Skärmupplösning: minimum 1024x768 Rekommenderade specifikationer: Windows: Operativsystem: Windows Vista/Windows 7 Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz eller AMD AthlonTM 64 X2 5600+ 2.8 GHz Minne: 2 GB RAM Grafikkort: NVIDIA GeForce 260 eller ATI Radeon HD 4870 Mac: Operativsystem: Mac OS X 10.7.X Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo Minne: 2 GB RAM Grafikkort: NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M eller ATI Radeon HD 4670 Redigerat av jojye, 29 januari 2012 - 11:53. Postad 29 januari 2012 - 12:02
Vem låg du med för att få vara med i betan?! Postad 29 januari 2012 - 20:30
Låg och låg, men jag blev ju torr om läpparna. Postad 30 januari 2012 - 15:19 Postad 10 februari 2012 - 07:32
Till dom som gnällde om att dom tyckte att Diablo 3 verkade lite FÖR lätt
Postad 10 februari 2012 - 11:36 http://files.shareho...11%20Slides.pdf "Diablo III, Targeting Q2 launch" Redigerat av stabbe, 10 februari 2012 - 11:37. Postad 10 februari 2012 - 11:43 Postad 10 februari 2012 - 12:37 Hmmm. Gillar inte: Your items lost 10 % durability. Wtf? Gillar inte: Om skärmen blir så röd när man håller på att dö (om det bara är när man dör är det lugnt). Gillar inte: "We spend a good hour killing a single boss". Meh... hur kul skulle det vara. D2 var aldrig så svårt. Kan iofs bero på hur bra gear/lvl etc de hade. Att det är svårt är förstås bra. Men det ska inte vara svårt för att de tål asmycket, en timme är för mycket. Gillar: "Diablo III, Targeting Q2 launch" Postad 10 februari 2012 - 12:39 Postad 10 februari 2012 - 12:45 Postad 10 februari 2012 - 13:00 Det tycker jag saknas, oftast är de skräp som säljs och då förstår jag inte varför det ens säljs gear. Postad 10 februari 2012 - 13:20 Postad 10 februari 2012 - 13:40 Ja, klagade på just det i Kingdomsrecensionen.Fattar inte, det borde inte vara så svårt att göra så att pengar behövs till något som inte bara är en ploj (som i D3). I Final Fantasy XIII-2 är pengar värdefullt eftersom du kan köpa items uppgradera dina monster etc. Men i W-rpgs är de sällan något att ha. Postad 10 februari 2012 - 13:45 Bossfighter som är "svåra" enbart genom att de har en miljard hp är inte bra design, det är ungefär lika genomtänkt som att göra fiender som har så hög dps att de kan one-rounda någon med bästa tänkbara gear (Gates of Discord, anyone?). Postad 10 februari 2012 - 13:58 undrar om det är blizzard som är wonky, eller om det är activision som fuckar med dom? Postad 10 februari 2012 - 14:10 Det tror jag knappast, det är två separata spel. StarCraft 2 blev ju bra dessutom. Hade Activision fuckat med dom så hade spelet varit ute för två år sedan. Dessutom förlorar WoW användare så de får nog hitta på något där också snart. Redigerat av Zoiler, 10 februari 2012 - 14:10. Postad 10 februari 2012 - 14:34 Postad 05 mars 2012 - 02:10 http://d3db.com/news...pril-17th-2012/ vi kan hoppas på att det stämmer Fick fö tillgång till betan! Ser verkligen fram emot spelet Redigerat av jojye, 05 mars 2012 - 02:15. Postad 15 mars 2012 - 15:35 ingen klämdag, ingen långhelg, ingenting.. vaff... Edit: Tar tillbaka det.. Kristi flygare kommer ju på torsdagen den veckan.. JAJJEMÄN va jag ska ta ledigt på fredan! Redigerat av novaland, 15 mars 2012 - 15:38. Postad 15 mars 2012 - 15:57 Max Payne 3 kommer 3 dagar efter och i samma månad kommer nya Ghost Recon, Risen 2, Dragon's Dogma och Lollipop Chainsaw. Oh well, måste spela D3 i vilket fall =(. Postad 15 mars 2012 - 18:13 Redigerat av milde, 15 mars 2012 - 18:13. Postad 16 mars 2012 - 19:12 Postad 17 mars 2012 - 15:58 Postad 19 mars 2012 - 22:34 Funkar fint i 3D samt det går bra att spela med joypad också. Lite svårare än med mus dock. Postad 20 mars 2012 - 08:26
Tack, nu vet jag att det kan vara värt att köpa. Det är ju egentligen diablo 2 man vill ha om det inte vore så fruktansvärd ful grafik i D2.. Förstår inte hur man tyckte det var snyggt då.. =) Sedan att jag har lyckats hålla känslan i liv med Titan Quest som har varit en utmärkt ersättare under tiden.. Grafiken på Titan Quest håller fortfarande om man vill prova det. Tycker det spelet har varit aldeles för anonymt och jag vart förvånad när jag hittade det för några år sedan.. Postad 20 mars 2012 - 08:36 Grafiken är hur skön som helst. Att det inte skulle vara mörkt nog är skitsnack. Ljudet är högklassigt som vanligt. Extra djupet i 3D är riktigt trevligt. Fungerar som sagt helt ok med joypad också. Postad 22 mars 2012 - 19:22 Postad 23 mars 2012 - 01:46 Det är för hela spelet inte betan Redigerat av jojye, 23 mars 2012 - 01:46. Postad 23 mars 2012 - 02:26 Ok, ber om ursäkt men med tanke på att det är betaperiod fick man ett litet hopp om att det skulle gå att spela betan via programmet i din länk. 0 användare läser detta ämne0 medlemmar, 0 gäster, 0 anonyma medlemmar |