Anyone still play old Diablo?

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Anyone still play old Diablo?

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Yep, Diablo 1.

Just wondering, as I turned up the disk recently and was wondering about installing it. If I started a game and posted the game name and password to this forum, would anyone be likely to join?
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I still play whenever I can find someone to play it with, as it gets a bit boring alone. Unfortunately... I just killed my computer so badly that it refuses to complete POSTing, so it might be a day or two before I can fix it. I'll drop you a PM when it's fixed if you want.
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It's hard to go back to Diablo 1 after playing Diablo 2. I did a run through a while back, but I can't be arsed to reinstall.
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The original game is a classic, but to be brutally frank its sequel is better in every conceivable way... and that was superceded by other games.

EDIT: Actually, Diablo 2 fails in one very important aspect: the lack of droppable tomes. I used to love building my Sorceror's knowledge in arcane mastery by grabbing every tome I could, even for spells I didn't need (yay Telekinesis...) just to be a better mage.
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you the one who kills all, bring back magic banner or we attack!, you no leave with life.

-erm yeah. :twisted:
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Stofsk wrote:The original game is a classic, but to be brutally frank its sequel is better in every conceivable way... and that was superceded by other games.

EDIT: Actually, Diablo 2 fails in one very important aspect: the lack of droppable tomes. I used to love building my Sorceror's knowledge in arcane mastery by grabbing every tome I could, even for spells I didn't need (yay Telekinesis...) just to be a better mage.
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I loved the piles of gold you were forced to make in Diablo 1. I always put it in the centre of Tristram.
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I liked exploiting the Gardian spell level quest and completing it so many times that by the time I finally met diablo I had like level 30 in it....
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I had been playing the original Diablo since when it first came out. The spooky atmosphere scared me so much that eventualy I gave away the disc. Diablo was the scariest game I played till I got F.E.A.R. It might sound silly but I was little at the time. Being stuck in a dungeon with skeletons and zombies and the creepy soundtrack playing was chilling for me.

Well I have purchased Diablo again and completed the game finaly. But it is not a legal copy so I can't enter Battle.net. If you want to play with me I can play with the shareware version.
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Stark wrote:Why? WHY?
Umm... I already have it?
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who still plays fallout?
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The Yosemite Bear wrote:who still plays fallout?
All the cool kids do.
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DPDarkPrimus wrote:
The Yosemite Bear wrote:who still plays fallout?
All the cool kids do.
damn staright (ahh the whine of that turbo plasma rifle...)
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The Yosemite Bear wrote:
DPDarkPrimus wrote:
The Yosemite Bear wrote:who still plays fallout?
All the cool kids do.
damn staright (ahh the whine of that turbo plasma rifle...)
Bah, solar powered hand-gun forever! Long live Fallout 1 AND 2!
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The Yosemite Bear wrote:
DPDarkPrimus wrote:
The Yosemite Bear wrote:who still plays fallout?
All the cool kids do.
damn staright (ahh the whine of that turbo plasma rifle...)
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I love Diablo 1, and would still play, but my disk is MIA. Level33 Rogue FTW!
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