@Tapskill

There's a mod group for the game that's waiting for the toolset to come out. From there it should be really easy to place npc's in the town and give them actions to make all the towns feel more alive :)

Also this just in: >:U Rawr..

I'm pretty sure I established that right as the patch came out. Also, I didn't use cheats -- others used them and traded them to me for items I gambled on and found. But thank you Gerenal Obvious. :P

Well I'm not overpowered to begin with. Even with the items given, I earned almost all of my items minus those 2. idk, i just disagree with this. i'll most likely end up replacing the items after 10 levels or so.

After the update, I was deemed a cheater due to having console created items given to me by a few pub players I joined with the a few days back... Now half the community won't even play with me. I get kicked :\... Anyone else get dicked like that?

I dont like the fact that this discussion exist about the game. Games toooooo goooooddddd

Originally posted by iTorch:

I never actually compared it diablo 2, I compared it to modern dungeon crawlers such as diabo (refering to the newst one). I have been playing abit and it hasnt really shined in any particular area to me. in fact, one huge anoyance I have is the fact that the difficulty is a little inconsistant in multiplayer. If playing on veteran (which in all fairness feels like normal) single player you can walk through MOST fights no trouble, however playing veteran multiplayer the difficulty suddenly amps up significantly. so in multiplayer, normal is veteran, veteran is elite and elite...well, seems rather ridiculous to me. another quam I have with this is that enemies become stronger, but significnatly so. so in multiplayer if your playing front lines while you allies are nuking from behind you, you will take significant damage, more damage than your allies can equally dish out. so the enemies will do alot more damage and take alot less damage making playing melee a little unforgiving. hell last few matches of playing multiplayer on a reasonable difficulty (veteran) almost none of my allies bothered with melee attacks and spammed cannon attacks and AOE attacks (beserkers AOE ice thing), chugging down a mana potions in order to keep up the onslaught. hell it was far more effeciant then trying to go toe to toe . this is especially true with bosses. I will note that I am playing an Engineer with a healing drone and by now level 28 and have at least 130-150 defence in all element and physical defence. I dont consider myself a poor player and am infact playing on elite on single player, its just when it comes to multipayer it seems a little inproportional. your thoughts?

You should compare it to Diablo 2, because Diablo 3 is TRASH. As far as difficulty, melee stands pretty firm in Multiplayer, but when it comes to harder modes, you really have to think more about builds than just mindlessly running through. I'm sure there's builds out there that people have posted. A lot of players are pretty smart at their calculating, knowing what gear to find, etc etc. As I play an Outlander, I'm not 100% sure on how melee works, though I know my friend and I play and he's an engi, yet he NEVER dies, simply because he crits often around 1600 often, and has over 4k hp.

Outlander named Felnia
Pet is black hawn named Diego

D3 is bett..... just kidding. D3 was trash (Poor itemization, Weak forshadowing plot, ruined the sense of loot farming by brining in the AH so blizz could profit even more (stupid ass's.)) TL2 makes you feel like you have to work to acheive something, and in a fun way as well. Sure the plot isn't amazing but you dont have enemies telling you what their next plan is going to be either. On top of that you're paying 40 less for a title that (to me) has more refreshing content. Absolutely loving TL2.