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But what I think we're offering something that some players may prefer, things like the offline single-player play. “They've actually put out a significant product there.

No matter what they do, it's been 10 years and the expectations have built up so much. Meeting the expectations of the Diablo community is going to be impossible. So what does Runic think of Diablo III? Schaefer says, “First of all, I think they get a bad rap. It allows teams like Runic to exist and games like Torchlight II, at $20, to be available to us. We also want people to buy a Runic Games product without even thinking about it, because they know it's always a good value.” This is the nub of gaming’s revolution right now, the shift away from Big Marketing and towards word-of-mouth releases that a lot of people in-the-know play, discuss and promote without the need for game-makers to spend dough on expensive ad campaigns. But we like the idea that we're at this price. We don't want people to look at Torchlight as a cheap game, because we think it's competitive with anything out there. “We're bypassing the publisher and box distribution and that lets us bring a $60 game to people for $20. So from our perspective, we're as viable and as profitable as an independent developer used to be selling $60 boxes.

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And that's what we get nowadays on Steam, selling a digital download version for $20. He says, “Back in the day, when we would sell a $60-dollar box, by the time the money came back to us, it would be maybe $14 dollars a copy. I decided to ask Max Schaefer, Runic Games' CEO, if the lower price and smaller budget of Torchlight II inevitably means it will be seen as a cheap-and-cheerful version of Diablo III.

It's also a lot bigger than the original Torchlight, 87 percent bigger, according to Runic's stats. Also, none of that always-connected nonsense that so blighted the launch of Blizzard’s game, and annoyed so many players. Undoubtedly, Torchlight II will be on a lesser scale of grandness than Diablo III, but set against that, it has a more individualistic skills tree and attribute points, a sense of permanence about the choices made. Responses from the beta that took place in May have been extremely positive. At that price, assuming you enjoy top-down ARPGs, it’s going to be difficult to talk yourself out of giving this game a whirl.

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It’s coming to PC, PS4 and Xbox One, and presumably next-gen consoles, but no date for its release has been revealed.Also, Torchlight II is a digital release priced at $20. It’s been confirmed that the new map will be one, giant landmass, where players can encounter each other in the wild, teaming up or even fighting each other. These are not all the classes, but these three are playable at the show. The Druid is a savage shapeshifter whose updated playstyle empowers them to fluidly transform between werewolf, werebear, and human form to unleash the raw power of nature’s fury on the forces of the Burning Hells.The Sorceress hearkens back to their Diablo II roots and shapes the elements to obliterate their foes by impaling them upon jagged spikes of ice, electrocuting them with bolts of lightning, or raining flaming meteors from the sky.The Barbarian, known for their unparalleled strength and brutal melee combat, utilizes a new and more powerful system in battle, Arsenal, which arms them with the ability to carry and rapidly switch between four different weapons at a time by assigning them to individual attacks.Update: Blizzard has just released a PR sheet on three of the classes coming to the game: Perhaps Blizzard will speak about it more over the course of BlizzCon, but for now all we can do is hyper analyze this lengthy trailer for clues. What is not given in the new trailer is a release date or release window for Diablo 4, and I would be stunned if we see it before 2021. I’m unclear who the grey man is who helps summoner, but I wonder if he could be one of her “children,” a Necromancer. It appears that with Diablo down, Lilith is poised to take up his mantle of the seat of evil power in the world after previously being a somewhat minor character.

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