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Diablo III is real!

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Interesting. I feel a bit iffy of a Diablo 3, even though Blizzzard has a great track record. And while Diablo 2 was fun, it was very basic, and sorta seemed like the plot was just thrown on top to give excuse for endless dungeon crawls. Hopefully this new one can do better.

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They elude in the FAQ that the characters are more costumizable. However I don't believe they were refferring to the character models. (unfortunately)

But more along the lines of a 'skill tree' type of costumizability. ;)

I liked D2, it had a story, and it was a dugeon crawl. It was one of the few games, I could play hours on end just crawlin through dugneons. ;)

The Sequal looks like it 'may' be similar, only with more quests thrown in, and a helleva lot better graphics.

Oh I agree it's fun. The dungeon crawl in D2 is very enjoyable, but due to game mechanics and skills you have. But you never really felt compelled to do something because of the plot.

Watching the gameplay video almost made me drool ;D

 

I might have to take a break from my usual barbarian to try out the witch doctor. Summoning a wall of zombies = wicked fun.

Oh god, I laughed so hard when the Barbarian cut off Cain and he complained that no one ever listens. :D

 

That game looks so amazing, I have loved both Diablo I and Diablo II and been pining for a Diablo III for years now.  Yay!

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