It's amazing to see how Maghda almost screwed everything up by killing Cain, and even then, I don't know why the heck she didn't kill Leah. I mean, she have this "potential", so it's obviously the major treat. I mean, which one you'll kill first: The girl that have MAHFIRELAZER or the old one that talks about prophecy? Everyone knows in this point what's goin' on. Maybe keep her and then force him to make things the way they want? Nope. Let's kill the old pal.
The "not believing" stuff. I didn't get it. I see a lot of NPC's talking about monsters and how they lose their families. Legends and such. You leave your town and face a couple of monster trying to eat your soul. "It's not safe anymore" sounds like a hint, right? I remember one dialogue that my DH had with Leah, an she said: "But everything went to darkness". Well. If the new hero know what's going on and everybody talks about demons and tragedy, then the girl, which had learn from one of the best, doesn't believe?
It would be awesome if the girl dies and only in the end she realizes how blind was. Then Cain have a new reason to move on. But nope. Let's keep the girl that have MAHFIRELAZER.
First of all, sorry for the possible mistakes. English isn't my main language. I've tried to avoid the spoiler on the title, to those two in the world who didn't played Diablo III
I would like to clarify that I didn't play the expansion yet, because I'm replaying all the acts first. So if anything revelant about this topic happens in the Act VI, I ask you guys to avoid spoilers.
Well, i know it's one of the first big things that happen in Diablo III, but it bothers me everytime that I replay the Act I and see that. What I'm talking about is the death of Deckard Cain.
Deckard Cain is arguably one of the most important characters in the Diablo series. Since the first 'till the third one. He have a huge knowledge, knows almost all the secrets out there and is always trying to bring peace in the world, guiding the heroes through the challenges they have to face. He have a important hole to fill, and in Diablo II he's always traveling with the hero, giving important information not only to the story, but helping stop the evil from spreading. His work, his passion, is something unique.
Then... Diablo III.
I'm a old player, and like a good old player, I was really happy to see Deckard Cain again, with the original voice (at least is what I think. I don't really know if the voice-actor changed). I was happy and excited to see new secrets being discovered, while learning more about the lore in Diablo.
Then this... girl... happened. I saw potential at first, I thought it was some very young person who is willing to follow Cain's steps, but in a very innocent way. Not knowing the true danger or the real importance of things. But no. She's someone, really, really out of the world she lives, thinking that Cain is always "telling stories".
Like. Really.
If was someone not that important to the lore, I would understand totally, but Cain is one of the most important characters in the franchise. Well, it's my opinion, but after this, I was certain that Deckard Cain lost his importance on the lore.
Then. He died. To a demon that even today I didn't saw any importance at all. Okay, it was one of the Belial's pal, but only this. It could be anyone, anywhere. Deckard Cain died, after being kidnapped. The hero arrives to late, the girl wasn't able to stop in time, and Cain dies.
One of the main characters, dies, in the hands of a random demon, in a very simplistic way, without any emotion or even a cutscene. Even later, when Tyrael tells the girl his story, i didn't saw any importance given to a really huge character.
Well, this is my little "rant" about the lore. I've beaten the game, following all the acts again to beat Reaper of Souls. I miss the "hello my friend, stay awhile and listen". I know that characters sometimes have to die, but not this way, right?
Sorry if I made some mistake in the name of the thread or something, I'm still knowing the forum
I've beated Diablo III last year, but only in T2 difficult and solo. I've played only to know the history, but since the last updates and the expansion, I'm willing to play something more hardcore.
I'll take a look in those equipments and the link, thanks :D!
Battletag: KarasuZero#1872
Link to armory profile:http://us.battle.net/d3/en/profile/KarasuZero-1872/hero/23520613
Preference for softcore (SC) or hardcore (HC): SC then HC (when I have the proper equip)
Average time available to play (hours per week): 30~50 Hours
Preferred difficulty level: I'm solo in T3, so T4 and beyond is perfect
Hi guys, kinda new here, so sorry if I post this in the wrong section.
Well, as the title says, I want to know if the craft system is worth something. I've found that in the recent updates, I no long need to have the item and the gold to upgrade the blacksmith, so it's way more easier to upgrade him. But... It's that good?
I've found one of my weapons to be better, but since I don't play the game that much, I may be able to considering crafting.
It's been awhile since i beat Diablo III and took me ever longer to buy the expansion.
I'm a old player. Been playing Diablo since PSX with my cousin, then Diablo II on my old PC, and finally the third one.
I really love this franchise, and I've decided to stop hiding in the shadows and finally make some friends to play (The Malthael's design is the main reason that I've give Diablo III a second chance, since that F)(@&($ auction house >.<)
I have my complains about Diablo III, but i'm very happy that Blizzard is trying to bring the best experience possible with this expansion. I'm looking forward to continue my adventure with my Demon Hunter and slay some demons~
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It's amazing to see how Maghda almost screwed everything up by killing Cain, and even then, I don't know why the heck she didn't kill Leah. I mean, she have this "potential", so it's obviously the major treat. I mean, which one you'll kill first: The girl that have MAHFIRELAZER or the old one that talks about prophecy? Everyone knows in this point what's goin' on. Maybe keep her and then force him to make things the way they want? Nope. Let's kill the old pal.
The "not believing" stuff. I didn't get it. I see a lot of NPC's talking about monsters and how they lose their families. Legends and such. You leave your town and face a couple of monster trying to eat your soul. "It's not safe anymore" sounds like a hint, right? I remember one dialogue that my DH had with Leah, an she said: "But everything went to darkness". Well. If the new hero know what's going on and everybody talks about demons and tragedy, then the girl, which had learn from one of the best, doesn't believe?
It would be awesome if the girl dies and only in the end she realizes how blind was. Then Cain have a new reason to move on. But nope. Let's keep the girl that have MAHFIRELAZER.
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I would like to clarify that I didn't play the expansion yet, because I'm replaying all the acts first. So if anything revelant about this topic happens in the Act VI, I ask you guys to avoid spoilers.
Well, i know it's one of the first big things that happen in Diablo III, but it bothers me everytime that I replay the Act I and see that. What I'm talking about is the death of Deckard Cain.
Deckard Cain is arguably one of the most important characters in the Diablo series. Since the first 'till the third one. He have a huge knowledge, knows almost all the secrets out there and is always trying to bring peace in the world, guiding the heroes through the challenges they have to face. He have a important hole to fill, and in Diablo II he's always traveling with the hero, giving important information not only to the story, but helping stop the evil from spreading. His work, his passion, is something unique.
Then... Diablo III.
I'm a old player, and like a good old player, I was really happy to see Deckard Cain again, with the original voice (at least is what I think. I don't really know if the voice-actor changed). I was happy and excited to see new secrets being discovered, while learning more about the lore in Diablo.
Then this... girl... happened. I saw potential at first, I thought it was some very young person who is willing to follow Cain's steps, but in a very innocent way. Not knowing the true danger or the real importance of things. But no. She's someone, really, really out of the world she lives, thinking that Cain is always "telling stories".
Like. Really.
If was someone not that important to the lore, I would understand totally, but Cain is one of the most important characters in the franchise. Well, it's my opinion, but after this, I was certain that Deckard Cain lost his importance on the lore.
Then. He died. To a demon that even today I didn't saw any importance at all. Okay, it was one of the Belial's pal, but only this. It could be anyone, anywhere. Deckard Cain died, after being kidnapped. The hero arrives to late, the girl wasn't able to stop in time, and Cain dies.
One of the main characters, dies, in the hands of a random demon, in a very simplistic way, without any emotion or even a cutscene. Even later, when Tyrael tells the girl his story, i didn't saw any importance given to a really huge character.
Well, this is my little "rant" about the lore. I've beaten the game, following all the acts again to beat Reaper of Souls. I miss the "hello my friend, stay awhile and listen". I know that characters sometimes have to die, but not this way, right?
Sorry if I made some mistake in the name of the thread or something, I'm still knowing the forum
Tell me what you guys think.
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I've beated Diablo III last year, but only in T2 difficult and solo. I've played only to know the history, but since the last updates and the expansion, I'm willing to play something more hardcore.
I'll take a look in those equipments and the link, thanks :D!
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Link to armory profile:http://us.battle.net/d3/en/profile/KarasuZero-1872/hero/23520613
Preference for softcore (SC) or hardcore (HC): SC then HC (when I have the proper equip)
Average time available to play (hours per week): 30~50 Hours
Preferred difficulty level: I'm solo in T3, so T4 and beyond is perfect
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Thanks for the tip!
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Well, as the title says, I want to know if the craft system is worth something. I've found that in the recent updates, I no long need to have the item and the gold to upgrade the blacksmith, so it's way more easier to upgrade him. But... It's that good?
I've found one of my weapons to be better, but since I don't play the game that much, I may be able to considering crafting.
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It's been awhile since i beat Diablo III and took me ever longer to buy the expansion.
I'm a old player. Been playing Diablo since PSX with my cousin, then Diablo II on my old PC, and finally the third one.
I really love this franchise, and I've decided to stop hiding in the shadows and finally make some friends to play
I have my complains about Diablo III, but i'm very happy that Blizzard is trying to bring the best experience possible with this expansion. I'm looking forward to continue my adventure with my Demon Hunter and slay some demons~