Russell Brower apparently composed the soundtrack for Diablo 3 (among others). I mentioned the music a few moments ago and if you’re looking for songs that sound like Diablo 2, you have to go play Torchlight (1 and 2) because Matt Uelmen who composed the soundtrack for Diablo and Diablo 2 is working for RunicGames now and has composed the Torchlight 1 and 2 soundtracks. And while there are items that need to be identified, it’s just done by right-clicking and waiting until the cast bar went through. At a certain point in your storyline, you get a teleport skill that you can use whenever you want. ) Unfortunately, those scrolls aren’t in the game. If only I knew where I’ve seen them before. However, the animation when clicking on a bookcase shows stuff falling out of the bookcase – including a few scrolls that have red and blue bands around them. They usually don’t seem to drop anything at all and if they do, it’s a few coins or a healing potion. And Deckard Cain, of course! Another thing I really liked were the book cases that you can click on. Not the music (although I like the soundtrack as well) but rather the sounds that are familiar from Diablo 2 like the coins that are dropped from dead mobs.
What I really liked about Diablo 3 so far is some of the game’s sounds. I’d seen a few screenshots and read about a few changes but that’s nothing compared to what I’ve read and seen about Guild Wars 2 so far. ) I hadn’t read too much about Diablo 3 before starting the open beta. For example, why they’re talking about a fallen star. I looked for it and then played it and it does help explain a few things. One flaw, however, is that we didn’t see the intro video.
Their betas are usually rather polished already (at least, from what I’ve heard and seen so far). Neither bookahnerk nor I have found any bugs so far which just seems to be typical for Blizzard. Let me start by saying that I truly enjoyed what I’ve seen about Diablo 3 per se.
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