That was the first thing i did. I keep my system up to date and check it regularly using the av-progmars that i got from my internet provider.Originally Posted by Astaran
Had a vacation trip, played some D3 there (abroad). Upon returning home SUDDENLY battle.net decided that someone tinkered with my account and locked it. So I unlocked it and everything was intact, nothing was stolen/changed.
So I guess the system got a paranoid upgrade because of these mass security problems.
And yet the low-life bottom feeders (spammers) have still found a way to ask me to add them to their "friends" list, in-game. (Goes back to D3 to check on some auction items.)
So I got into Act2, aaaand.. most of the scary stories about it were true. Simply not enough DPS to plink champions down before enrage, and death in two hits from any white mob. Basically every pull is a bossfight now, except the loot, and that is what getting me tired fast. Finally have to start actual farming to get through!
Now that's a funny name.
Anyone up for some co-op? I've been going through Nightmare as the Witch Doctor to get that sucker up to Inferno, hopefully, someday...However, it's kinda boring doing the same stuff with the same character all over again.
Found out what you guys meant with mobs becoming a b!tch when i encounterd an elite plagued vampiric(forms those poisonous pools) which meant that everytime either my follower or a minion tried to attack the elite and the supporting enemies(who were also vampiric) they'd get health back because my guys would take damage from the pools, making them almost impossible to defeat. Had to rejigger my entire skill set just to get past that single mob and all i got was a farking magic item...
Me and Tyrael hanging out............we're just friends.
So i put some mid level items up on the RMAH auction house, haven't sold anything(not even outrageously priced), yet i'm having no trouble selling stuff for gold. People are not that buy crazy as the interwebz made them out to be.
Inferno pony run.
Gamer 'completes' Diablo III video game
Continue: http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-18532670Just over a month after the release of Diablo III, a pro player has managed to complete the game on its hardest setting.
Toronto-based Kripparrian posted a video on YouTube showing the hard fight against Diablo - the ultimate boss in the game.
To make the task harder, Kripparrian used the game's "hard core" setting which left little room for error.
The achievement has been confirmed by the game's developer, Blizzard .
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