Now I got the quest for the water supply poisoning but I cant find the entrance. Is that area even available on shareware version?
Diablo 1 for Web Browsers
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#52Earlier quoted context omitted.
What have they become? I think most of the issues that have haunted them lately were related to people that worked on the games early on in their history and the culture that carried. I assume bad people can't hide there anymore with as much scrutiny that company has received. Or maybe your talking about the quality of games? I don't think Diablo Immortal is any indication of Diablo IV seeing as Diablo III is still r…
Monetization details for D4 were released it’s not pay to win but it’s cranked to the max : game purchase + dlc + cosmetic skin + paid currency + battle pass + paid battle pass upgrade ... I was vaguely interested in it but meh, guess if I need to scratch that itch I’ll test POE2 or relaunch d2r.
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#53Earlier quoted context omitted.
I think that the only way for large companies to stay cool is to remain private.
In the games business, Valve is surprisingly OK. Also they're private and not interested in becoming part of a roll-up. I don't think those things are unrelated.
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#54Counterstrike 1.6 in the browser for those who like quick trips down memory lane: https://play-cs.com
I am instantly taken back to a time where we literally planned to lug big tower computers to my friends house just to be able to play CS 1.6 together. Thank you for sharing!
Re: Diablo 1 for Web Browsers
#55Earlier quoted context omitted.
What have they become? I think most of the issues that have haunted them lately were related to people that worked on the games early on in their history and the culture that carried. I assume bad people can't hide there anymore with as much scrutiny that company has received. Or maybe your talking about the quality of games? I don't think Diablo Immortal is any indication of Diablo IV seeing as Diablo III is still r…
IMO the sense of wonder and the defined dark aesthetics of both the worlds created for Diablo 1 and 2 are something Blizzard will have to proove it can still pull off.
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The latest one is a micropayment gamble game on phones.
Ohhhhh yeah sorry I forgot about that one. Something like pay-to-win, and costs $100k to 100% the game?
I personally enjoyed playing through story on iPad, but was unimpressed with the endgame. It is very shallow, limited to the same generated locations or dungeons you have already seen. There is virtually no build diversity either. Not sure why someone would pay money for the experience.
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#57It speaks volumes that a shareware copy of a multi decade old game running on a browser entertained me more than all the crap games optimized for engagement that are installed on my ipad. Now I got the quest for the water supply poisoning but I cant find the entrance. Is that area even available on shareware version?
Re: Diablo 1 for Web Browsers
#58It speaks volumes that a shareware copy of a multi decade old game running on a browser entertained me more than all the crap games optimized for engagement that are installed on my ipad. Now I got the quest for the water supply poisoning but I cant find the entrance. Is that area even available on shareware version?
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#59Earlier quoted context omitted.
In the games business, Valve is surprisingly OK. Also they're private and not interested in becoming part of a roll-up. I don't think those things are unrelated.
Valve dooes not make games anymore though. One game ( VR ) in the last 10 years?
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#60Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yep, this was the first thing I checked! Brings backs memories!
What's the trick?
Tip: an easier way to know if you've duplicated the coins is that when you pick up the potion, the bottom of your screen should say you've picked up coins.