People keep saying that "the Blizzard that released Diablo 3 is not the same Blizzard that released Diablo 2" but what they don't understand is how right they are. Blizzard North, a company that doesn't exist anymore, released D2...not Blizzard.

Honestly, all I want is mods usable in MP.

As someone who plays hardcore exclusively...why are people buying items they can realistically get by zerging the content? Hardcore doesn't have access to the RMAH, which is where I'd think the real money could exchange hands as people would try to out-gear the content, so I'm not understanding why people are buying…

Should be A Clockwork Orange not Clockwork Orange.

I really wanted to like this game, but attacking felt...weak, like it lacked much of a punch. I'm casting spells and shooting things with guns, but nothing felt like it had much impact. I loved the atmosphere, dialogue, and factions, but the combat pushed me away. Unless they make me feel like a my attacks DO…

Can I get a copy of that too? I think there are less than 10 people worldwide who liked it.

And that is the male High Elf...

We had best find the Emperor so he can build the Astronomican.

Cool, now what are the rules?

That is not entirely correct. There are two scenes from the novel that involve space travel. Ender's trip to the station, and his trip with Graff to the Officer Training station.

You misunderstand what an engine is supposed to do. All an engine does is make a game pretty. This is an article concerning the engine, not a developer's game.

Blizzard's parent company isn't Activision...never has been. Activision and Blizzard are equal partners in the merger. Why, after so long, do people still not understand this?

It isn't a spoiler after 15 years...