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@dailydiablo-blog
I had a great time doing DD. Also Iāve got all those mails and kind words here on tumblr. Iām glad that you guys liked this place, and that you let me know. Thank you.
On this blog Iāve done around:
49 barbarians
41 witch doctors
35 wizards
50 monks
40 demon hunters
Jay and the beta-pony
Congratulations Diablo team. You finally made this game real.
If I could count āwaiting for Diablo IIIā as a video game, Iād say that it was the longest Iāve ever played and one of the most enjoyable.
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well it's a touching reunion
faster than his shadow
After the game comes out, I'm sure I'll equip spear+shield combo a lot. On many classes.
Angiris Council for Simon
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Funny that I finished doing this 1 sec before watching "behind the scenes of Diablo III: Wrath". I can see now how much my designs are different, but it's not necessarily a bad thing.
Zhota from Unyielding
Reading the story inspired me a pretty cool thing to do. You can try by yourself. It goes like this:
1. Read Unyielding. Itās important. You got to understand the basics behind 1001 gods and tradition of choosing a patron god by every monk.
Ā 2. Create one of the 1001 gods. Imagine his/her name, element and 3 colors. Take those 2 gods from the story as examples:
Zaim, the god of the mountains / duty and resolution / brown, black, grey
Ymil, the god of the rivers / emotion and intuition / green, white, blue
Ā 3. Imagine the monk that would pick this god as patron. How would that monk look? How would act? How would train? What weapon would pick?
Ā 4. Go to the Skill Calculator and make a build for such monk.
Ā 5. Repeat how many times you wish. Be creative. Make thousands of gods. Have fun.
Akyev from Unyielding