I don't know about the guy's reputation for doing things like this, but what I'm wondering about is... If he isn't supposed to talk about act 6, why does he know about act 6?
Sure sometimes streamers have confidential information, but it's usually something they're supposed to reveal a few days later (say in Hearthstone they give the streamers cards to reveal, and if they slip up, well people just know a few days earlier).
If there's an act 6 in the work for like a year from now, I doubt they'd tell a streamer; Of course it'd come out at some point.
I would love to be proven wrong (would mean we get an act 6 soon'ish), but I think that was just a troll!
I'm not sure how you could introduce an Act 6 with the current Lore of the Diablo series atm... If we do get one, I have no idea what to expect. I doubt we will get a new act.
New end game content? Sure. It'd be cool to finally give a reason for the Standard of Heroes!
i think llama isn't nearly as well-versed in d2 as people think, and something that could come off as an info leak is actually just him making a mistake from relative lack of experience. if you've followed him and watched his build videos, a portion of his advice is conspicuously and naively amateur.
he's a spokesman most of all, and it's his job to produce content, but he isn't necessarily conscientious and passionate about producing the most accurate content.
not sure how long he's been playing d2, but it seems like he's relatively new to the scene but has done a lot of the research required to be competent enough. still not the elite-level knowledge that a lot of longtime players have.
To be fair I think he is a very experienced D2 player, as he had a couple of WR speedrun times, don't know if he still has them,
but as well has played on GDQ, and im pretty sure hes been playing for years to probably almost close to a decade,
He also completed a Holy Grail back in the day as he spoke about starting his new one in D2R, so I'm pretty sure he is well knowledge d about the game
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mcfondle wrote: 3 years ago
i think llama isn't nearly as well-versed in d2 as people think, and something that could come off as an info leak is actually just him making a mistake from relative lack of experience. if you've followed him and watched his build videos, a portion of his advice is conspicuously and naively amateur.
Please elaborate on that. Without example or argument this is not an informed opinion.
mcfondle wrote: 3 years ago
not sure how long he's been playing d2, but it seems like he's relatively new to the scene but has done a lot of the research required to be competent enough. still not the elite-level knowledge that a lot of longtime players have.
He is a long time D2 Speed Runner and even had World Records at times: D2 Speedruns
@mcfondle must be trolling - Llama is a multi-world record speedrunner and has been active in the D2 scene probably longer than anyone in this thread...
Will this kind of news boost the sales of this "almost-dead" game?
Of course, I'd love to see millions more people buying and enjoying d2r, while I don't think it will happen.
Except the graphics, there is actually nothing new in d2r, probably since 2003 or 2004?
The playing style, the skill set, the characters, the way people play (8-man room, farming the same boss again and again)
What are really interesting here? Dueling? Comparing gears with each other?
There is no new quests, no new monsters, everybody can kill hell Baal to finish all the quests, with out without others' help.
The end-game content is only about gear collecting.
I hope something like this can be true - any of the following changes: new game contents, new maps, new characters, new skills, bigger rooms, harder bosses (otherwise why do people need Infinity?), improvements for melee chars (such as pd2's splash dmg), and so on.
But I just can't see Blizzard invest money on this project, do you think Microsoft will?
Anyway, I still enjoy this old-fashion game and love to spend some time on it, but just not as motivated as 20 year ago.
By by by by by the way, I hope Blizzard can give players a chance to play lan-game, which may help modders a lot -- if you don't want to improve a old programme, why don't you consider UGC? People in minecraft can create everything, only because of love.
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