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Solo VS Group
Wilson: "We’re trying to make the game slightly more attractive to play cooperatively. When you play in a group, each player gets maybe a little bit more loot, but not necessarily any better loot than you’d get in a solo game. The drop system in Diablo works like a slot machine, the more drops you have, the greater chance you have to get something better. So the co-op situation is fine-tuned so that the chances of monsters appearing are higher. Let’s say we’re playing with 3 people, all together, and we defeat a skeleton. The skeleton drops something for everybody, but your drop can only be seen for you, nobody else. So we no longer have to fight with others to get our fair share of drops.
We don’t want players to be alone, we’d rather they be in a group. You might be at a slight disadvantage playing solo, but not enough that you won’t want to play. We adjust automatically whenever players join or leave. You likely won’t see any loot changes from boss kills, and it’s not necessary, since when he dies everyone will get their own loot, which is the biggest change from Diablo 2. This can become advantageous if you exchange and trade your drops with theirs and is another way to bring players together. It’s also one of our main objectives, we want players to be level with each other and we don’t want them to be discouraged to overcome obstacles together [at the risk of maybe not getting any loot]. We don’t want people to be like “I don’t want to play with you because you steal all the loot.” So we remove the possibility to do this, so the experience can be positive for every individual who decides to play."
So the new drop system in Diablo 3 makes monsters drop several items specific to each person in the game. That means no more ninja looting of items at the moment that you see them. This is a huge change from the Diablo 2's quick "loot or lose out" system we are all so used to.
Does this make the game any less fun? Not really. In Diablo 2, it was kind of annoying when you got to a some good drops with your party, and some guy ends up getting them all because he was right next to where they dropped, and clicked the screen quickly. So now this new system will be able to balance the items out for everyone. There will finally be no more leeching for items in Diablo multiplayer.
This new drop system will help avoid some of the problems in the past and make for a more enjoyable game. I think everyone will agree that it is a step forward from the older Diablo 2 drop system.
End Game Boss Farming is Gone！ Bosses Wont Drop Shit！
Here is an explanation of Diablo 3 act boss loot and why they don't drop good items.
I noticed some people are a bit disappointed that Act Bosses don't give good loot.
But Blizzard have really polished this game and there is a reason behind a lot of their design.
In D2 there would be a constant boss run grinding, the same thing over and over, negating the need to do anything else but boss runs for items.
Act bosses in D3 don't drop good loot, instead provide the function of stopping us from progressing the next Act where better Tier items drop.
The loot that drops in nightmare act 1 is not as good as the loot that drops in nightmare act 4. There are many different Tiers of loot and to get that loot you have to reach certain parts of the game on certain difficulties.
So the point of these bosses is to give you a challenge to earn the right to farm loot from champions/elite monsters in the next act. When you get into Hell mode you will likely find that you need to get new items before you can challenge the act boss and earn the right to the next Act.
Once you're in the next act you can farm away until you feel strong enough to take on the next boss. Eventually earning the right to fight in ACT 4 Inferno will grant you the possibility of finding the best items in game.
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黄金有价，玉无价--纯欣赏介绍贴 (2009-7-7) aitingwang 
发表于 2012-5-21 14:08
