They said that them self|||Quote:
Which is what D2 has being doing.... For years....
Chaos Runs = Clearing everything in Chaos Sanctuary then killing Diablo.
Baal Runs = Killing things in Throne. Kill Minions. Then kill Baal.
Cow Runs = Killing as many Cows except Cow King.
Pit Runs = Killing everything.
Bloody Runs (for those who remember) = Kill shenk then everything else.
The only reason why Blizz has that concept people are only interested in bosses is because of Meph. Meph minions are easy to bypass unlike Diablo / Baal, you don't need to kill them to proceed on Meph. For Baal and Diablo requires their minions to be dead before you can proceed.
Does not help that Meph is actually the most run boss ever either.
That's not the same.
Chaos runs is for lvling, and then you clear everything. Boss runs:
Andy: Kill her and loot.
Meph: Kill him and loot.
Dia: Open seals and kill what is needed for D to spawn, kill D and loot.
Baal: Kill minions, kill baal and loot.
What I'd imagine D2 to be if they had a system where area clearing would be effective:
Run area 85 places (some people do in D2, but I don't think it's many compared to bosses).
Kill everthing on your way to Andy.
Kill everything on your way to Meph.
Kill everything in chaos and dia.
Kill everything on your way to baal.
That's my view at least.|||Personally I don't like the way Bosses drop items in D2, it makes hunting for items too easy. There is always a high chance of them dropping sets/uniques, and think of this in the long run: You are not the only one killing, there are 1974537 players in 1974537 games doing similar Boss runs.
Probably the main reason are that finding Bosses in D2 is too simple, and to add to that too many weaknesses and exploits in the game. Well I don't blame Blizzard, its quite an old game anyway.
I'm pretty sure D3 will be a tough, buffed up version of D2. Like what Bashiok said, maps are like Arcane Santuary 2.0, so we can kiss good bye to easy Boss farming
Back to topic:
If you noticed the demo video, the wizard had to destroy the door using her spell and then being able to teleport out. I guess we can no longer open doors by clicking. This could be one of the measures to prevent abusing teleport, apart from not being able to pass through walls.
I can only imagine future doors being immune to the wizard spells and requiring other classes to whack it down in D3
|||Quote:If you noticed the demo video, the wizard had to destroy the door using her spell and then being able to teleport out. I guess we can no longer open doors by clicking. This could be one of the measures to prevent abusing teleport, apart from not being able to pass through walls.
I can only imagine future doors being immune to the wizard spells and requiring other classes to whack it down in D3
God I can't wait for that first door that Blizz accidently gave WAY too much health to, and in an effort to conserve mana a lone 'Zard beats at it for ten minutes with a little twig.|||Quote:
God I can't wait for that first door that Blizz accidently gave WAY too much health to, and in an effort to conserve mana a lone 'Zard beats at it for ten minutes with a little twig.
QFT. A nice reminder to keep an axe on your character at all times ^_^. The first dual immune monster is gonna give people fits.|||Quote:
The first dual immune monster is gonna give people fits.
Make dual element chars then
|||Only some doors need smashing. Others can be clicked to be opened. Haven't you seen the Blizzcon B-roll? A wizard opens a door and there's a ton of skeletons on the other side. The doors that need to be bashed are sealed.|||Quote:Make dual element chars then
Or use Infinity 2.0 in D3.
Just kidding.
|||http://www.diablowiki.net/Arcane_Ski...trating_Spells|||Quote:http://www.diablowiki.net/Arcane_Ski...trating_Spells
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pXfHLUlZf4
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