Diablo III - General Discussion Thread

Eugene said:
Kind of wish I could just tell Takealot to just send me my code before they ship it, but on the other hand I wouldn't want anyone else to open my box.
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Yeah Know that feeling. But you can always boot up the started edition while you wait, too bad it ends right where the beta ended. So thats about an hours play :p
 
OmegaFenix said:
Yeah Know that feeling. But you can always boot up the started edition while you wait, too bad it ends right where the beta ended. So thats about an hours play :p
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Can you carry on when you unlock the full game then? If that's the case I will definitely do that, I've seen enough of the beta sections to be honest, will probably just rush through there.
 
Eugene said:
Can you carry on when you unlock the full game then? If that's the case I will definitely do that, I've seen enough of the beta sections to be honest, will probably just rush through there.
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Yeah, once you hit lvl 13 your xp will show 0/0 when you unlock the full game by entering you Serial you will then start on the way to lvl 14. Only thing is while your using starter edition you can only play with other people on started but in all honesty considering how many times we finished the beta playing with other is really not high on my list for that section.

Pr⊕phet said:
Its there.

Diablo III Starter Edition & Guest Pass
Diablo III Starter Edition provides players the ability to try out a limited version of Diablo III. Guest Pass keys allow a player to give friends the opportunity to play the Starter Edition of Diablo III. Guest Pass keys are included in all box copies of Diablo III.

Players on Starter Edition game licenses have the following restrictions:

Act I up to the Skeleton King is available
Level 13 cap
Matchmaking available only with other Starter Edition players
No Real Money Auction House access
How do I get the Diablo III Starter Edition?
Log into your Battle.net Account Management page and navigate to the Download Game Clients section. The Diablo III Starter Edition will be available for download there.

Players without a Battle.net account can create one, and then download the Starter Edition.

Note: The Diablo III Starter Edition will not be available without a Guest Pass until 30 days after the game launches.

How do I download the Diablo III Starter Edition?
Navigate to the Download Game Clients section of your Battle.net Account Management page and click the icon for your operating system under the Diablo III heading.

How do I upgrade from Starter Edition to the full version of Diablo III?
Log into Battle.net Account Management and select your copy of Diablo III Starter Edition on the Game Account list. On your Diablo III Starter Edition Game Management page, you will see your upgrade options on the right-hand side.

http://us.battle.net/support/en/arti...ion-guest-pass
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OmegaFenix said:
Yeah, once you hit lvl 13 your xp will show 0/0 when you unlock the full game by entering you Serial you will then start on the way to lvl 14. Only thing is while your using starter edition you can only play with other people on started but in all honesty considering how many times we finished the beta playing with other is really not high on my list for that section.
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Don't you envy me then, I haven't played beta at all so Diablo 3 from the beginning is all new to me. I get to experience all of it for the first time, you on the other hand have to redo something you have done and seen before. No surprises for you...
 
Email from Takealot.com....

Items in your Shipment

1: Diablo III Standard Edition (PC)
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simon said:
Don't you envy me then, I haven't played beta at all so Diablo 3 from the beginning is all new to me. I get to experience all of it for the first time, you on the other hand have to redo something you have done and seen before. No surprises for you...
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Yeah it's really unfair to the poor beta players :)
 
simon said:
Don't you envy me then, I haven't played beta at all so Diablo 3 from the beginning is all new to me. I get to experience all of it for the first time, you on the other hand have to redo something you have done and seen before. No surprises for you...
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Yeah so I dont have to worry about missing anything, I can blaze to lvl 13 and get to the juicy new stuff. Where as you have to keep wondering what you've missed. I've seen most of the first hours random events so yeah.

Eugene said:
Yeah it's really unfair to the poor beta players :)
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Lol, yeah poor beta players. I mean its not like we already know what low level skills work best together or what enemies we will face.
 
simon said:
Beta players, think you so supreme pfft... :) lol

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lol, I got really lucky to get beta access, but I'm glad I did. Before I got in I wasn't so sure if I actually wanted the game or not, but after playing the beta for about 10 minutes I was convinced that buying it was the right choice.
 
Eugene said:
lol, I got really lucky to get beta access, but I'm glad I did. Before I got in I wasn't so sure if I actually wanted the game or not, but after playing the beta for about 10 minutes I was convinced that buying it was the right choice.
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It took you 10 minutes? First time my Barbarian swung his axe sending a zombie flying I was sold.
 
simon said:
meme, web comic its all just pretty little pictures that are on the interwebs. Its all the same thing really unless you really want to get all technical lol
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meme is not the same as a comic, a comic is a comic, a meme is a cultural idea.

A meme (
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/ˈmiːm/; meem)[SUP][1][/SUP]) is "an idea, behavior or style that spreads from person to person within a culture."[SUP][2][/SUP] A meme acts as a unit for carrying cultural ideas, symbols or practices, which can be transmitted from one mind to another through writing, speech, gestures, rituals or other imitable phenomena. Supporters of the concept regard memes as cultural analogues to genes in that they self-replicate, mutate and respond to selective pressures.[SUP][3]
[/SUP]The word meme is a shortening (modeled on gene) of mimeme (from Ancient Greek μίμημα Greek pronunciation: [míːmɛːma] mīmēma, "something imitated", from μιμεῖσθαι mimeisthai, "to imitate", from μῖμος mimos "mime")[SUP][4][/SUP] and it was coined by the British evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins in The Selfish Gene (1976)[SUP][1][/SUP][SUP][5][/SUP] as a concept for discussion of evolutionary principles in explaining the spread of ideas and cultural phenomena. Examples of memes given in the book included melodies, catch-phrases, fashion and the technology of building arches.[SUP][6][/SUP]
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