But people have spent endless hours playing Diablo 2 and Diablo 3 and know the games inside and out. Why is that important? It seems a bit odd that half a second in a promo video should spark such a discussion. Why is the loot always white, green, blue, purple and gold? The user apparently wants a Diablo in which there is also space for items that strengthen the defense or bring nice improvements such as faster running. If every single item slot in a game is being used to buff damage, don’t be surprised if the damage increases exponentially and players only pick what does the highest damage and ignore everything else. Then you would just want to have only mainstat on each item and nobody would use purely defensive items and that would limit the build variety: It’s not a problem if a weapon does 1,000 DPS, but it becomes a problem if you add 10,000 main stats and that works as a 10,000% multiplier. It is a “good middle ground” between Diablo 2 and Diablo 3.Īnother reddit user explains: The big problem in Diablo 3 was always that it was a “mainstat system”. Like a player on reddit explained, Blizzard’s new decision solves one of Diablo 3’s biggest “itemization problems” with a moderate weapon damage bonus. In Diablo 2, on the other hand, the criticism was that the items didn’t play such a big role, and it was therefore even possible to complete the game “naked” with the sorceress: the skills were overpoweringly strong even without equipment.A big criticism of Diablo 3 is that you want to have high weapon damage on the weapon, because the raw damage of a weapon is extremely important due to the many different multipliers.What have been the criticisms of the item systems in previous Diablo titles? If in Diablo 4 an ability now only gives 15% weapon damage bonus damage instead of 4800% weapon damage, weapon DPS is not an overpowering value, but just one of many aspects of a weapon to consider when you decides which new item to use. As a result, weapon damage was extremely important in Diablo 3, and other aspects of the weapon – like bonus skills or stats – hardly played any role anymore Diablo 4 Blog Post for December came out today so I thought Id share our live twitch reaction to the endgame news, enjoy ALL D4 CONTENT.
#Diablo 4 info series
Blizzard announced the return of the acclaimed ARPG series during BlizzCon 2019, where it also gave us a first look at its aesthetics, gameplay and revealed its first batch of details regarding platforms and release date. In Diablo 3, skills scaled extremely heavily with weapon damage: a barbarian skill like “Earthquake” dealt 4,800% weapon damage to enemies More than five years after Reaper of Souls saw us facing Malthael, Diablo 4 is officially confirmed to be on its way.Why is that important? The question here is which criterion the player uses to select an item:
Weapon damage was too important in Diablo 3 – not important enough in Diablo 2 15% weapon damage per hit is the big detail here.
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