All the developers have to do is look at Path of Exile, Grim Dawn, Torchlight, Marvel Heroes, and many others. Since D3 failed so utterly in so many ways other games filled the market.
Diablo went from a game that you could play for years to a game you could finish in 2 days.īut there's good news. They had the perfect template to build off of with D2 and pretty much changed everything good about it. I truly have some high hopes for this game, but Blizzard hasn't had any talent in ARPG game design for a long time now. The trailer is the only thing that I consider 'final' from what we've seen of the game this year, since that's releated to the story and chances are that most the story (at least the major beats and events of its campaign) is already set in stone. I suspect that they will do their best to keep the 'open, shared world' thing going, but everything else will be looked upon multiple times, revised, changed or even cut out in parts during the development. And the game overall became less violent and had zero dismemberment or 'death animations' for your character (except they did keep most of the gore for the trash monsters) outside of just generically dying with ragdoll physics. It turned out that this was never kept in the actual final game and the Siege Breaker never even made any appearance in Act 1 at all, and was moved to Act 3. I still remember the Siege Breaker beast (currently in Act 3 as a mini boss) in that video appearing as a mini boss in Act 1 and seeing it grabbing the Barb with one hand and biting him in half. I still remember that the initial Diablo 3 gameplay reveal video with the Barbarian was different enough compared to how the game turned out at release (D3 actually had a gorier aspect to it at first when they revealed it, and it was more violent). We still have probably 3 up to maybe 5 years to go before it comes out.
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