StuBurns said:We don't know the media they're releasing is from the game cranked. It could be the low settings.
True, but it'd actually be a fair way to do it, and it's not as if they have to make an effort, it'll sell eight million copies if it drops lifeless out of their arse.MrKnives said:That would be a horrible way to promote the game though.
StuBurns said:True, but it'd actually be a fair way to do it, and it's not as if they have to make an effort, it'll sell eight million copies if it drops lifeless out of their arse.
RPGCrazied said:Can you not zoom in? Specially with how the models look in this game, would be cool to see the armor closer up or just the battle closer. Kinda like in StarCraft II when the middle scroll mouse button is used.
Twinduct said:So ... underwhelming to say the least. Other than the monk, everything just felt so .. slow.
Diprosalic said:call me crazy but that looked to me like the game was built to be played with a gamepad.
MrKnives said:It's not like we are talking about some huge contribution. They just have to put it on high and get a computer that can run it. I doubt they have problems to find one.
How is that fair. Fair is making the game work for low end computers which they are doing but promoting the game on low is just silly.
Show the game on the highest settings and people who need to play it on low kinda know it won't look as pretty.
And as we are talking about this, since when devs are making decisions on fair.
Diprosalic said:call me crazy but that looked to me like the game was built to be played with a gamepad.
Shepard said:perhaps if they didn't took the performance hit from DRM they could make it look a little better.
While I wouldn't want d3 to be played on gamepad, I certainly do wish that movement could be independent of mouse aiming. Kiting would feel more comfortable.Infamous Chris said:Hell no!
I get the feeling of what you talked about that looked like it, but as a hardcore D2 player for many years the thought makes me shudder.
KrawlMan said:Whenever Blizzard revealed SC2 stuff, was the game maxed out? I didn't follow SC2 enough.
I think it's more 'fair' to show the game at it's worst for the people who will play it that way. You're talking about them scaling expectations downward, I don't see what is so hard about scaling expectations upward.MrKnives said:It's not like we are talking about some huge contribution. They just have to put it on high and get a computer that can run it. I doubt they have problems to find one.
How is that fair. Fair is making the game work for low end computers which they are doing but promoting the game on low is just silly.
Show the game on the highest settings and people who need to play it on low kinda know it won't look as pretty.
And as we are talking about this, since when devs are making decisions on fair.
shagg_187 said:Beta starts today or do they announce today that beta is starting at a particular day?
jim-jam bongs said:No actual info, but in the Gamespot interview I posted last page they were saying "we're about to start a public beta" quite clearly so it's not going to be far off.
shagg_187 said:Beta starts today or do they announce today that beta is starting at a particular day?
ToyMachine228 said:And oh yeah...Blizz...Bring this to consoles. Thanks.
Infamous Chris said:Yeaah, not gonna happen. :'(
to be fair diablo 2 starts off in the same manner as well. the packs of enemies aren't very large at first and you can hardly run anywhere without completely draining your stamina and being slowed to a crawl. "faster run/walk" boots and charms are also a major part of upgrading your character. the best boots in the game always come with a varying percent of that modifier as a matter of fact. what fun would it be if you never saw tangible progression in key areas such as this? it's the whole draw of loot games.shintoki said:It still looks slow. Something about the gameplay has always seemed off compared to 2, and it always seems to be that it just looks like its slow compared to II.
well i had a good laughShepard said:perhaps if they didn't took the performance hit from DRM they could make it look a little better.
Infamous Chris said:Yeaah, not gonna happen. :'(
Though not much is known about the console version of Diablo III other than Blizzard is hiring for it, if and when it winds up happening, Blizzard would like to implement the real money Auction House from the PC version. The Auction House, at least on PC, lets you put up items found in game for public purchase, letting others bid or buyout items for use in their own games.
Executive producer on Diablo III Rob Pardo said "there's no technical reason why we couldn't do it," regarding the Auction House on consoles. "But I don't think we've talked to the console makers or looked at what it would take to do that. I think our every intention would be to do it on console."
No doubt there are a lot of behind-the-scenes conversations that need to be had for this to work. In the PC version Auction House, Blizzard takes a small cut of every player transaction. I'm speculating here, but I'm assuming if the Auction House were to show up on consoles, each console manufacturer would want a cut as well, which would likely lead to complications.
Considering a release date hasn't even been announced for Diablo III on PC at this point, it's not likely there'll be any news about this for a while, but the eventual migration of real money, player-run economies on consoles is a logical evolution. Would you agree?
elrechazao said:some of the most dead and lifeless environments I've ever seen. That brown outside area...ugh.
StuBurns said:We don't know the media they're releasing is from the game cranked. It could be the low settings.
elrechazao said:some of the most dead and lifeless environments I've ever seen. That brown outside area...ugh.
I'm not trying at all, I really don't care. I was offering an alternative theory. Other videos have looked much better to me, maybe they've downgraded elements, maybe it's the low quality video, maybe it's an ugly selection of areas, could be lots of things, including that it's not running maxed.Kayo-kun said:You're trying too hard.
foxdvd said:I don't need a video to talk me into getting this...day one for sure..
Go to the Blizzard website, log in or make an account if you don't have one, use the system spec tool, select Diablo as the franchise you want to beta test, hope.soulassssns said:Ummmmm....
How do I get into this Beta?
Q: Off the heels of that, console plans?
A: We are exploring a console version of the game, nothing to announce this time. If we can get it to work, it is definitely something we would like to do. Its a perfect example, I think more so than any other game we make, this is the best one to do that transfer and will make that transfer the easiest. A lot of this is going to be based around us being able to build a good R&D team that can actually build it. One of the things I encourage is that when you guys post this interview, if anyone in the game industry wants a job, we are really serious about it. We would really love it if they would apply.
zlatko said:Gonna rock either Demon Hunter or Monk. I was all set on Monk, but this video made the class look dull and somewhat brainless, plus the effects to the abilities used by Monk were underwhelming as fuck compared to the other classes shown.
Either way, PUT IT RIGHT INTO MEH VEINS!