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| [Jul 10, 2012, 1:39 pm ET] - Share - Viewing Comments |
The Diablo III Website announces a new automatic patch is now available for Diablo III to update Blizzard's action/RPG sequel to version 1.0.3.b. This is for the Americas, and users are warned this will interfere with cross-region play until all territories are in sync. Here are the patch notes:
Auction House
- Bug Fixes
- The "Bid" and "Buyout" buttons will now be correctly grayed-out in the confirmation window when attempting to purchase an item with insufficient gold
Bug Fixes
- General
- Fixed a bug where leaving a heavily-populated General chat channel would prevent players from rejoining any General chat channel until they logged out and logged back in
- Fixed several tooltip-related bugs that were occurring when viewing items with 2 or more sockets in the auction house and profile pages
- Fixed a rare crash with tutorials on item pickup
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Re: Diablo III Patched |
Jul 10, 2012, 18:38 |
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HorrorScope wrote on Jul 10, 2012, 17:28: To me this genre is a $20-$30 sell point. This is retro. You want your $60 then make it 3D, like a Borderlands but with Diablo lore. But then again I'm wrong because it was the fastest selling pc game ever at $60. But to me that just proves how much people are up Blizzards ass and don't measure things equally. A top down is a genre indies and kickstarters do. They need to release a 2012 game, which would be a FPS/ePS view that still plays like Diablo. Right. While we're at it, let's also migrate Starcraft to first-person, because that works well with that type of game, amirite?
Protip: first-person view is just one of the many perspectives and styles, and it does not fit all types of gameplay.
It is always a lot easier to interact with the environment in an RPG when it is quasi-isometric rather than first-person, and it also allows for more strategic combat, as you can see what's all around your character, instead of just in front of you. |
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