And with finish I mean killing diablo in the basic difficulty level. Playing as WD it took 3 of my hounds about 3 seconds to kill a single zombie.ĭ3 was the only Diablo game that I had to force myself to finish at least with one character. In D3 I am forced to use pets as tanks and do the damage myself. I put lots of skill points in them so that they were able to fight on their own and I just had to cast some damage spells / curses against champions and bosses. One thing I liked in D2 were the necro and druid pets. And if not just reset everything on the fly and try something new. In D3 you can't even assign any skill points and the spell system is meaningless since about any distribution of spells works. It was extremely strong -> open the door -> place 3 traps -> wait -> all enemies dead. I had the luck to find a unique item meant for a mage that gave me lots of mana regeneration. One of my favorite characters was an assassin skilled in traps alone. In Diablo2 I had lots of fun creating new characters and experimenting with different skills and spells. To me the biggest let down wasn't the difficulty but the lack of freedom. About the only thing I would mark it as good are the graphics. Quoting: slaapliedjeThere is a Diablo 3, it just isn't good. It will be interesting to see what Blizzard do as a response to this. On the project page, the developer notes that it can apparently run in Wine on Linux right now.
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It's especially fun, since in the FAQ, the developer noted they plan a separate project to update it with a Linux port with OpenGL, modernize the UI and much more. I don't know enough about that myself to say if it's legit, legal or anything, but it's still rather interesting. By examining the source, we can see various quirks of planned development. Development of Diablo was rushed near the end-many ideas were scrapped and Multiplayer was quickly hacked in. However, it becomes a solid base for developers to work with making it much easier than before to update, fix, and port the game to other platforms.Īs a side goal, Devilution helps document the unused and cut content from the final game.
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This goes as far as bugs and badly written code in the original game. The goal of Devilution itself is to recreate the original source code as accurately as possible, in order to ensure that everything is preserved. It doesn't have the data, so you do need a copy of the original to work it.
This is a bit of a surprise! Someone going by the name 'GalaXyHaXz' has put up source code for the original Diablo that was apparently reverse engineered called 'Devilution'.
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