DiabloCast Ep55: I Get To Play Before You Do (Podcast)

Video Description: 

 

Force Strategy Gaming presents: DiabloCast

 

The premier Diablo 3 Podcast with Force.

 

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http://www.ForceStrategyGaming.com

 

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Force Strategy Gaming

 

Your premier location for strategy and tactic advice for all the games you love.

 

Music used:

 

Diablo II Soundtrack

 

Comments

Submitted by Andreas on Sat, 04/28/2012 - 05:40
Always a great pleasure to see/listen to your podcast. ;) Keep up the good work!
Submitted by StrikerXL on Sat, 04/28/2012 - 08:01
Dito :)
Submitted by Quantallar on Sat, 04/28/2012 - 08:41
Keep up the amazing coverage of Diablo 3 and other vids. Truly great voice commentary and in depth discussions. Thank you for the pleasure you make learning and keeping up with things. :)
Submitted by Kingcoot on Sat, 04/28/2012 - 12:05
Could the comet have been the black soul stone in some way? Skelly king could have been calling it in for Azmodan or something. Just something that crossed my mind. I just don't wanna believe imperius would wanna slay deckard or leah, yeah maybe they knew too much. It will be interesting to see.
Submitted by 10PumpBBGun on Sat, 04/28/2012 - 12:50
When I first seen the WD the class reminded me of the necromancer in D2, which was my least favorite class. Over the open beta weekend I got to play with all five classes and to my surprise the WD was one of my favorite classes. I figured before I got to play him that he would not be that strong and that you would have to sit back and let your dogs and things do most of the work, like with the necro, but that was not the case at all. By the end of the beta my WD had a DPS of 94 with his soul harvest spell which was twice any other class, plus he had the dogs to help. Also I found that the grasp of the dead was the best snare in the beta in my opinion, for the simple fact it covered a wide area and could be place almost anywhere in the screen. The DH had caltropes but the enemies had to run into them and they did not last as long even though you could have more than one. I think once people start to play the game and get a chance to really use the WD he will become a much or popular class.
Submitted by Jake on Sat, 04/28/2012 - 17:18
Hey Thanks for all you videos! Great job! Now that you have your website my YouTube usage has droped by 50% Q1: once D3 comes out would you be happy to be in game friends with your fans? Q2. Do you think it would be a good idea for runes in D3 to have a charge level once you hit 60? Therefore allowing people who focus on the same build to charge there runes while people who swap skills loose this charge.
Submitted by Hamlet on Sun, 04/29/2012 - 11:03
I just LOVE the Podcast ! Thank you force ! I just LOVE it !
Submitted by SKull on Sun, 04/29/2012 - 17:08
Was wondering during the beta why certain skills were locked to specific buttons and it seemed very restricting and annoying. I should have checked the options I guess, but the first option I tried to fiddle with, language settings, crashed my computer so I just left them alone after that. Thanks for clearing it up anyway Dennis. Personally I think the comet has to do with Azmodan though. Guess we`ll have to wait and see.
Submitted by R. Grubb on Sun, 04/29/2012 - 19:10
Love the podcasts. Sadly, "Open Beta weekends" are more "Hype builders" than anything. Lately I've been tests where critical issues were ignored because they were more concerned with their item shops, or DLC, than the quality of their current state of game. Blizzard seems to be an exception. I was grateful to have experienced the beta for it's stress test. Hopefully with the data that was gathered, on opening day the servers will not be reminiscent of Aion or early WoW mega queues, and the stability will be of the quality that everyone appreciates and expects of Blizzard. Although it would have been nice to be allowed to beta Diablo 3 for an extended duration if you pre-purchased it (one would think since you have a stake in the game and obviously a personal interest in how the game turns out you would get to test it), and not just give it a test run for a day or so. Not complaining, though, for it seems from how well everything ran and server hiccups aside, everyone did a great job.

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