That "tension" is why most people only played with their friends. Fastest clicker gets all the loot is the dumbest thing ever, and is why there was never any real community in Diablo 2.Zapperkhan said:
I hated that during bossfights. Duriels dead, oh I'm getting a huge stutter. Okay everything's gone and I hate my life.Zapperkhan said:
Absolutely! I have my left and right mouse buttons bound to normal attack, scroll bound to zoom, thumb mouse buttons bound to 2 abilities and other slots are bound to keys.Rentahamster said:
Ah, that's good to hear. I didn't like how in Torchlight, I couldn't bind my extra mouse keys to anything without having to use a third party program.AZRandom_guy said:
Yeah, from what I've seen in videos, the physics is awesome.Artadius said:
I understand people not liking the faster clicker thing, that's fine. Even WoW's loot system would have been better than the current one, the idea of being in a sterile loot bubble irks me as if I wasn't playing a multiplayer game. I dunno I may be alone here I guess.Cipherr said:
How is it not diablo-like? In D2 you were essentially limited in skills since you could only max out a few particular skills anyway on any given build.Zapperkhan said:
It's basically the psychology behind to two types of systems, one feels like someone is holding you back, while the other is giving you free will. Main problem I see starting with only two available. Makes me feel like I want to play the game wrong wanting to have a buff, a single target damage skill and an aoe damage skill. But I have to pick two of the three. Sure it's only for the first 6 levels which is maybe an hour, but I don't like the feeling of the game working against me.Rentahamster said:
So you'd prefer to have all 6 slots available from the start? I see your issue with the system, but it's all part of the process of leveling up and seeing your character become incrementally stronger as you progress. Besides, it's only for the first 30 levels, which is only 1/4 of the entire game.Zapperkhan said:
For the most part yeah. I could probably deal with 6 skills total. Having hotkeyable sets of skills would be the best solution, but they claim the current system is too easy to need them... which is pretty far from the truth.Rentahamster said:
Zapperkhan said:
Yeah, was talking with the roommate about not seeing what other people loot. Can't even say hey nice loot grats, can I trade you for it? Those are pretty good suggestions, options are always nice.CarbonatedFalcon said:
So you could change your build on the fly?Zapperkhan said:
I don't see why people would want "tension" from a loot system. The whole point of a loot system is to make you feel good.CarbonatedFalcon said:
I'm up around 60 SK runs now and have yet to see a rare drop at level 13. The only rares I've had drop were on first kill. On my wizard I did have 3 rares drop at once on the first kill though. If the SK does drop better rares at level 13, the drop rate must be incredibly low or I am just unlucky.Rentahamster said:
When I played not even once I have thought about it - and I dont care.TheExodu5 said:
AZRandom_guy said:
Well, what I mean to say is if the modifiers change any. We all know that the very first kill always yields a rare, but what some people have tried is to not kill the skeleton king until they've reached level 13 since they think that getting the rare drop at level 13 will roll them better mods on the items than if they killed the skeleton king at around level 8 or so.AZRandom_guy said:
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djm said:
ESPECIALLY when the arena patch shows up.