Than wrote on Sep 14, 2011, 01:28:
One thing to keep in mind is that it seems all armor can be worn by every character assuming they met the level requirement. By that I mean, my wizard can wear chain, as can my barbarian, as can my monk. However, the appearance of the armor always changed to suit the class. So for example, my wizard playthrough has a relatively highly leveled up blacksmith, so I craft everything with her, then put it in my stash, and every character can pull the gear out and equip it, and the stats of the armor didn't seem to change. Makes me wonder why the status of crafters in the game aren't persistent across characters.

Weapons were different, and there were obviously some weapons that could only be worn by certain classes. However, things were still very flexible. My wizard could wield a 2h sword, or a hatchet/shield combo, or a wand and an orb. There were only a few things like hand wraps for monks, and shivs for demon hunters that were very class specific.

Beamer wrote on Sep 6, 2011, 11:32:
Man, you can just go through the entire game holding a vending machine on that difficulty, huh?

born2expire wrote on Sep 1, 2011, 10:27:
Such a awesome game, I remember playing this on my c64 20 something years ago, started my love affair of CRPGs.

Tumbler wrote on Aug 31, 2011, 13:47:
I'm pleasantly surprised by how well it runs.