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Diablo III still works on modern PlayStation and Xbox consoles, and remains hugely playable a decade after initial release.
Diablo III: Season 28 brings with it the Altar of Rites, an altar full of unlockable bonuses and potions that will require the gathering of tons of resources. One of things needed is the Staff of Herding, which also unlocks the famous Cow Level known as Whimsyshire. Here's how to craft that staff, for those that either have forgotten, or have never completed it.
Diablo IV might be right around the corner, but that doesn't mean Diablo III isn't getting new stuff to do. Diablo III PTR 2.7.5 (Public Test Release) is inbound and Season 28 will soon follow.
What are seasons and is the content from those seasons which have already passed still available? If I start playing Diablo 3 eternal edition today would I for example get all the content?
Seasonal content changes every so often, and once one season ends (season 27 is on the way out now and probably only has a week left) you'll have to create a new character and start over again with the next season. None of the previous seasonal content is available. Season 28 has an entirely new aspect of unlocks to earn, and even though I have played almost every season through season 27, 28 is really adding some pretty cool stuff to work towards.
You could start a season 27 character just to get the hang of the game, but I wouldn't gett to involved with it until S28 drops probably in 2 weeks.
No way in hell im buying this, i can guaranty the pvp will be strongly gear based, boring & unbalenced. There are tons of hammer-spamming pally's in diablo 2 right now, thats a perfect glimpse into the future for diablo 3, im sure. Also, probably 75% of the skills will be for pve & low levels again
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know way in the world this game is getting my money...
il rather play TOO FLOPY
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Has always made some of the best PC games out there..... but with all that money being brought in you think for once they would make a game with an engine with advanced technology and graphics..
Good thing they have art direction though.
The goal for the game is to run on a target machine, which is not a rig capable of running Crysis, so it's going to run how wow does, scaling based on your machine's capabilities. I mean look at wow sales compared to any game with high performance demands. Art is where it's at, and a gimmicky art style that looks good on just about any post millennium machine is what sells to the masses. It's also the case with the wildly successful Half-life series because both games were designed to run on medium low-end machines, but look stunning on rigs capable of handling the extra flare.
Stop teasing us with screens... and tell us when will it come out?