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To me the Barbarian in the statue looks like his sanity finally broke. The eyes look more demented than berserked. I wonder if "overthrown" suggests a slip into evil and possibly playing evil for a little bit.
Overall it's am awesome-looking statue ^_^ I generally agree that it's Diablo.
I have to agree with you. He wasn't all that hard to kill.
As to the original topic, of course Diablo will be in DIII. Things would be pretty boring if there wasn't at least one Prime Evil to wreck havoc. Though I could see his brothers coming back as well. If Diablo hasn't been permanently banished, then I can't see how Baal especially could be.
meph was not that easy in d2c but got alot easier as time went on. thats bound to happen though, the longer the game is played the better the items get for everyone which in turn just makes the game easier. try to play the game with only useing what you find during that characters life, no trade or mule, changes the dif level alot
I always thought of this statue as "proof" that the barbarian really was the class that defeated Diablo in Diablo II.
I might have got a little bit too easily convinced by an article in a sc2 forum. But it was well thought out plot-wise. But I think it's possible that we might not see Diablo and his brothers in Diablo3.
[BLUE="http://kotaku.com/5020721/the-man-behind-diablo-iii-talks-plot-lore-and-battlenet"]Where we start off in Diablo III, it’s twenty years later (after Diablo II: Lord of Destruction) and the brothers are gone, they’ve been vanquished.[/BLUE]
Notice the wording "gone - vanquished" that is pretty strong if they were busy plotting for a comeback...
Last edited by jakotaco; 11-08-2008 at 17:22.
Note the wording of that quote, though..."Where we start off in D3. That doesn't necessarily indicate that they won't make an appearance in game.
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