Quote fromthat is just bullshit.
there is no such thing as a female monk.
the word monk in our reality is a gender specific term
women who are the equivalent of monks in eastern religions are called nuns
Above: The female monk
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Oct 3, 2009
Samael posted a message on Diablo III, the Female MonkPosted in: News
Above: The female monk
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Oct 1, 2009
Samael posted a message on Diablo III, the Female MonkPosted in: News
We've already got our fix of female bobyduilder in the form of the female barbarian. Why do we need a second one?Quote from "FistOfZakarum" »She has better be at least visually muscled so i can believe that she has the monks speed.
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Sep 30, 2009
Samael posted a message on Top 10 Monsters You'd Hate To See in Diablo IIIPosted in: News
The rexhamster. It freaks the hell out of me. -
Sep 30, 2009
Samael posted a message on What Do YOU Want To Know About Diablo 3?Will there be class-specific quests?Posted in: News
Is the disparity between artwork and real in-game graphics a hot issue for the Diablo development team?
Will there be more randomness in monsters' animation, a.i. and visual traits (height, colour, etc) in the final game? -
Sep 26, 2009
Samael posted a message on Character Energy SourcesPosted in: News
We'll let the Diablo development team worry about the balancing and I'm confident they are aware of priorities during the game development phase. Your initial reaction (or shall I say over-reaction) that a minor game improvement leads to an 'epic fail' was uncalled for.Quote from "badger2d" »Oi, chill the fanboy heat. This subject just ain't worth that kind of stress.
Simple fact: if you take one simple system, and then replace it with four or five brand new and probably a bit more complex ones, you're creating a headache of balancing for yourself. It's just a whole hell of a lot more work on a pretty minor part of the game. I'm not excited about how I'm going to manage my mana. I'd rather see that large extra amount of work spent on spells, monsters, locations, story, etc. -
Sep 26, 2009
Samael posted a message on Character Energy SourcesPosted in: News
Can you shed more light as to how a gameplay improvement triggers a 'potential for epic fail'? The differentiated energy sources for each character ensures a higher degree of replayability, even better than Diablo 2. This is a blatant proof that Blizzard have learnt from their past mistakes and are working towards delivering the best game in the Diablo franchise.Quote from "badger2d" »Gotta say that on the surface, I don't care for this. Making every character's "mana" work a little differently is just creeping complexity for its own sake. By tinkering with something that already works fine, for no other goal that I can see but a minimal addition of flavor, there's a ton of potential for epic fail and hardly any upside. -
Sep 24, 2009
Samael posted a message on Character Energy SourcesIt'd be more contextual if the witch doctor uses the 'souls' of his vanquished enemies as an energy source and the wizard uses natural elements in his/ her surrounding environment (for e.g. fire, wind, water or even 'untainted' soil).Posted in: News
The differentiated energy sources may indeed pose balance issues but it sure will contribute towards making D3 the best game in the anthology.
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Archer
I'm looking forward to an anti-hero/ evil archer as shown next.
Inquisitor/ Templar
A holy warrior in the same mould as the paladin will also do. I honestly thought that the monk will cover the 'holy warrior' thing but a religious-fanatic character like an Inquisitor will bring much variety to the table.
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Which bosses/ demons would you like to see if, say there are five acts in D3?
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Also, the videos from Blizzcon were impressive but one thing I dislike about games in general is repetitive animation (for e.g. the way herbs move under the wind, the sand storms, etc are all repetitive). We may not notice the repetition when we are engaging the enemy but it will be a definitive plus if some more variability is brought in the environmental animation as well.
Just my three cents.