The Diablo developers no longer work for blizzard north, so no I doubt I'd play D3. Based off of my experience in WC3 & WoW I doubt I'll purchase another game by Blizzard.

Mythos looks enjoyable, hopefully it's fun to play.

E-Xtortion, what a time to be alive!

Seriously though, they were too soft to rob a bank or a drug dealer or something, halfway thugs. I wonder what kinda time they'll get for that nonsense.

This belongs in WoW discussion methinks.

In, my opinion wow is considered pve centric because:

1. The classes are balanced around pve first & foremost.

2. Nearly all of the updates are focused on pve & the updates to pvp have been lackluster at best.

3. There comes a time for pvp players when they are simply repeating the same fights with little or no variation,  nor incentive to keep going. The same can be said for pve of course few can stake that claim, as the pve content greatly outweighs the pvp content.

Those are the biggest reasons to me, I don't play anymore though so I won't bother to go into further detail.

Thanks for the link, nice looking video. Truly makes me want to play.

And for the record, the argument on youtube in the comments for this video are hilarious. E-Drama is great.

I hope it lands on anyone who still plays WoW, in fact I'd pay 15$ to see that.

I'd like to see something like dynasty warriors, with wars raging all around, huge armies & Samurai that can level whole battalions. Cross that with the progression of the MMO genre (ie. levels & equipment) throw in some sandbox aspects (player controlled empires facing invaders, or doing the invading). If done right I feel this could be an incredible game.

Grand Theft Auto, with gangs instead of guilds & a huge world. Choose a side of the law, clip up then prepare for some mayhem.

Night of the living dead, where dying matters (ie. you turn into a zombie). That way there'd be two planes of progression, undead hunter or living hunter.

Alien Vs. Predator could be good, maybe.

The Lego one I read about sounds promising.