In addtion to that you will also have 2 sets of textures with "grass patches" The rock cliff texture with grass patches and mud with patches for greater detail. You'll have a wide range from interior textures, to rock pathways and rocky muds and of course the yellow grass. I'm assuming making the 3D assets has been the time sink? The combat system is pretty bare presently, so I can't imagine that took the bulk of the time.This tileset features selected textures from New Tristram in Diablo 3! The pallete was specifically designed to recreate and "capture" the tristram/Act I feel of Diablo 3. The UI is mostly taken from D2, same with sounds. I'm a bit shocked that it has taken this long for the mod. D2 made geeking out on stats fun, which is something I've not done since. That is the level of complexity that other games haven't really hit. The actual thought process of figuring out if you needed 2 more dex or could roll vit, the sheer efficiency in hitting 75% block rate without a single wasted point, the process of discovering if +3 to a synergy and +1 to all yielded higher dmg output than +2 to all, etc. Complexity doesn't come from random items and higher difficulties of creatures, as D3 stands to be a shining example of. The stats, breakpoints, etc, were a major part and without them it's just a kind of nostalgic bit of art.ĭ2 was huge because of its complexity. Yeah, props for the hard work, but unfortunately this does not encapsulate what D2 was for a lot of people. I am active on discord, and respond to questions left by people on the discord fairly often, and am willing to help people level/explore/etc :) A video explaining most of the information can be found below. It's a pretty impressive project, with nearly all of the work put into it done by just egod.
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