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senrath posted:Ah, Diablo 1. I remember when I was a kid and jumped online for the first time. The first thing that happened was that someone chucked me copies of each of the best pieces of gear in the game, then told me how to dupe items. This was after Diablo 2 had already been out for a while. To be fair, it was pretty much like that shortly after release. The early days of Diablo 1 were an endless arms race to see who could have the latest/best hack (because otherwise people would just murder you instantly in town).
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Deceitful Penguin posted:I'll be the bummer and say that copying Lizard Wizard is not a good idea, but seeing as that isn't his idea originally it doesn't really matter. Look forward to future updates havin less to do with MS paint. Never go full Lizard Wizard.
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Veloxyll posted:so THAT'S what 'Where Avarice fails, patience gains rewards' gives you. I actually bought the strategy guide (one of the last paper ones I ever owned) just because it had a full list of items, shrines, and monsters. The Catacombs was the place where my warrior learned to love Firewall; it was so much fun dropping one on a doorway and then making the goatmen stand in it while they fought me.
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Simply Simon posted:Did all of the people who didn't understand the D1 tie-ins in D3 miss the giant number of books everywhere meant to narrate the backstory? Usually "you just have to read the datalog!!!" is a stupid argument, but if you for some arcane reason actually care about the horrible story of Diablo, then why don't you read it? You don't even have to READ them; if you pick them up the game narrates them to you.
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