In short I am a: Husband & Dad Gamer Collector (Lego, Pokemon cards, Donald magazines) Roller Skater Business owner
Games and collecting have been a huge thing in my life! Collecting Donald Duck magazines through the 90's Playing all kind of games, but mostly PC since the 2000's
로그는 아이단과 끝까지 같이 디아블로를 해치운 몇 안되는 파티원이었는데 그녀 역시 비극을 피하지 못하였는데 다름아닌 안다리엘이 수도원을 장악해버린 바람에 로그 역시 핓빛 큰 까마귀로 타락하게 됩니다. 그래서 몇몇 살아남은 로그들은 안다리엘을 피해서 로그 캠프를 지어 영웅들이 오기를 기다리고 있었답니다.
I'm so glad they improved on this shitty ending, if you had only sought out Tyreal to see about destroying it at the hell forge you would have never had to relinquish your humanity. Oh well, I guess it had to happen for there to be a Diablo 2.
Found this video on Diablofans post from 2007 that was 15 years ago, I can’t believe this is still up and who’s still around from that time 15 years later wow
Was he actually called Dark Wanderer in the first game? Or was that moniker added in the second? Also, does the second game change it to corresponding to the fighter? Or does it always have him as shrouded to signify any of the three classes?
Well after Aidan tried to contain Diablo within himself and after he failed, the evil made him wander east - it was the people who named him that - he wandered east and darkness followed him.
Why would you do what is basically inflicting a headshot on yourself? Everything aside, why would anybody want to puncture their skull and ram a big fucking stone into their brains? Why would you even expect to survive something like that?
One of the most disappointing ending sequences - and even more disappointing follow in the form of Diablo 2. The hero deserved a better ending. Not one that serves a sequel. Other than that, Diablo 1 was one of my best gaming experiences.
The good guys lost and they lost bad in this one. What was intended to be one of the greatest triumphs for the side of good in living memory was actually an ingeniously laid trap by evil.
From what I’ve read, yes. They’ve been exposed to Diablo’s influence for so long that they think that containing the stone within them is the only solution
One could think it was Diablos plan all along. King Leoric had two sons, one a warrior and one a small child, he decides to possess the child knowing that when the warrior returns home he will venture down to Kill Diablo. Diablo leaves the vital townsfolk alive to aid the warrioe only throws enough demons at him to have his skills greatly increase, then Diablo lets the warrior kill him, knowing that he will not be able to resist the soulstone, and Diablo will have a much more powerful vessel then a simple child.