Thread: New Diablo 3 Job: The Wizard!

Great videos.

I noticed that multiple elements are used, that's great. It's not a surprise though, it's only natural a wizard would not be restricted to a mere thunder bolt.

I wonder though: I'm assuming this based on my theory that Blizzard will make various difficulties such as Normal, Nightmare, and Hell. In Nightmare and Hell, will monsters be immune to certain elements like they were in Diablo 2?

I haven't been following this too closely because it will take a while before Diablo 3 is out in stores, but as far as I know there are 3 revealed classes and 2 yet to be announced. The revealed classes are the Barbarian, the With Doctor, and the Wizard.

It's just a shame they changed the name from Sorcerer to Wizard.

I can't wait to see the other classes!

Originally Posted by Karma

I wonder though: I'm assuming this based on my theory that Blizzard will make various difficulties such as Normal, Nightmare, and Hell. In Nightmare and Hell, will monsters be immune to certain elements like they were in Diablo 2?

Supposedly Blizzard is re-balancing the immunity system so characters can be a tad more viable in single player...so I'm thinking there will be some ultra-immunes but no pure-immunes and maybe an item modifier that reduces resistance to X element.

Originally Posted by Sirlaughalot

Supposedly Blizzard is re-balancing the immunity system so characters can be a tad more viable in single player...so I'm thinking there will be some ultra-immunes but no pure-immunes and maybe an item modifier that reduces resistance to X element.

That would be really cool. On Diablo 2, I always played single player on all three difficulties with a class before advancing onto Battle.net. It helped me with a few things. Right after I buy or get the order of Diablo 3, I will complete Diablo 3 on single player before doing anything else.

I'm already deciding on what class I should pick. Right now it's the Wizard or Witch Doctor.

If there's one thing I hate the most, it's got to be not knowing how to play a game. It sucks having an awesome game in front of you but not knowing how to play it.