Deep analysis of well-known foreign media dark 3 is expected to be available for sale next June 28

The famous Diablo site Diablo fans published an article that analyzed the series of actions that Blizzard started in 08 and drew a forecast that Diablo 3 would be released on June 28, 2011. The following analysis content: 2008 Blizzard Elite: The project is about to be finished: When Diablo 3 was officially released in the 08 Blizzard elite, enthusiastic fans asked a lot of questions, but most of them only got things like "I have no comment on certain aspects, the related work will be done in the future development" Sort of depressing answer.　　But it also gives us a glimmer of hope in the game development process.　　When will Diablo 3 be available for sale? One problem that is often mentioned is the design of the item.　　Diablo is a game of brush, so the object design can be called one of the key core issues of the game. The Diablo 3 Craftsman system [Page] Jay Wilson (or other blizzard staff) has repeatedly repeated the statement that the item design will be the work of the late game development.　　In an interview in October 2009, for example, Jay Chou said in a talk about a suit: "DIII: Can we see the set or dark gold outfit in Diablo 1 or Diablo 2 return in Diablo 3?" Jay wilson:* Pause * Uh ... Maybe. Item design work will be completed later in the game development, generally speaking.　　So by then we will brainstorm and start designing dark gold gear, and I'm sure we'll be looking for inspiration in previous games as well.　　For me, this means that at the time of the interview they haven't started the design work. Almost a year later, on August 20, 2010, Jay Wilson again made his remarks about the suit: in. DIABLO.D3: What do you have to say about armor suits?　　Collecting suits in Diablo 2 is a bit of an idea, but you can only set them up when you get to the top of the pack, and the outfit is a setup for you. Jay Wilson: We know this problem in Diablo 2, and we're going to fix it. Now we're working on the design of the suit, so I can't tell you exactly how we're going to solve it.　　But the problem is not solved they will not appear in the game, I can make a chest to ensure that we can find a solution to it, we have a number of I personally think that the solution is good. Linking to the manual-build system (Craftsman system) and combining the BlizzCon disclosures, we can draw a clear message that they must have started work on the design of the goods.　　So I have good reason to believe that Diablo 3 is in the "Late development", the design of goods has begun. II: 2010 Cologne game show: Done and not done. We got a lot of news from the Games COM game show in Cologne, Germany, in 2010, and Jay Wilson told us in the interview that theyWork progress: in. DIABLO.D3: Now what is the focus of your development work? Are you focused on a scene?　　As far as I know, you have to be very detailed in every scene. Jay Wilson: Most of the team's work is actually all four acts at the same time. The scenes are all being created, but we will have a team that specifically adjusts the details of the first act. We know what they should look like when the game is on sale. But there are many items in the game, the main line of the game and the task system has not yet met our requirements.　　So we focus on adjusting them in the first act and using that as a standard for future work.　　It needs to be stressed that tasks and storyline still need to do some work, there are several dark 3 positions in the Blizzard's open recruitment page, most notably "Task designer/scripting" and "Senior task designer/scripting", and there seems to be a lot of work to be done in this area. In an interview with Jay Wilson in the last 2010 years of Blizz Con Direct TV, he talked about the problem and their current progress: Direct TV: Diablo 3 has been in development for a long time.　　Have you finished the content and are adjusting the balance? Brother Chou: We are about to finish the core of the game, but that doesn't mean we're done. For blizzard, that means we're at the time to repeated the details of the game. Many of these parts have met the requirements, but there are still a lot of things that are not good enough, or they don't work well together or run smoothly and do not meet our expectations.　　For example, the end of the game is still our focus on the work, we need to find a solution to meet our expectations, so we still have a lot of road to go.　　Direct TV: At least half the progress?　　Jay Wilson: More than half, I promise.　　Direct TV: Can you go through it from beginning to end?　　Jay Wilson: Yes, it's time to go through the game.　　Direct TV: How long has it been to go through it like this? Jay Wilson: Uh ...　　Not long.　　Direct TV: Hmm?　　Jay Wilson: Well, I said yes, that means you can walk again, but when you break into a boss room, the man is like a 2b, you hit it, the game will tell you "congratulations Ah, you cut the boss." So we've put a lot of parts into the game to see how the whole game works smoothly, and then we'll add more detail elements. So when I say that I can play the customs, there are some very rough parts in the game. Not that the game is 100% finished.　　But you can do it all over again. Look at Jay Wilson's confident answer., game development "more than half." We can safely believe that game development is already halfway through.　　Based on the non-linear mechanism of game development, it is difficult to accurately describe the current research and development progress with a percentage.　　Rob Pardo, vice president of Blizzard, said at a time about the next goal of the new network: Q: What is the next goal of the network?　　Rob Pardo: There's a lot, I don't know if there are any other plans, but what I want to say is that the next major project will be Diablo 3.　　In fact, the small change in the network refers to Cataclysm, Robpardo that they will sell Diablo 3 after Cataclysm, at least in the plan.　　Jay Wilson was asked several times in 2010 Blizz con about the outcome of the game, and from his answer it can be concluded that work on the end of the game has not yet begun, which is one of the final concerns of the development team, and it will be before the start of the beta test on the timeline.　　In an interview with Direct TV on Blizz con, Jay Wilson answered questions about the time schedule: Geo Ffkeighley: When does the beta test for Diablo 3 begin?　　Jay Wilson: Probably 6 months before the game was sold. Blizzard probably learned a bit from the betakey of Interstellar 2 (SC2 key08 Blizz Con was released, but in fact it started testing "not February---" in April 2010).　　I think it is reasonable to speculate that Blizzard plans to start beta tests before next year's Blizz con because they announced that Betakey would be given to the 2010-year Blizz con participants.　　More detailed information on the test time came from the 2010 Glass Pit press conference: "Until you play the game, we are really close to success", Jay Wilson refers to the family test, which is a good development of things. He added that Diablo 3 had not been freed from the development hell, but the test of friends and relatives had come close.　　So basically we're going to wait.　　This means that, in fact, the first closed test is close to Blizzard, and the test will include some fans.　　Diablo 3 was officially unveiled at the Blizzard elite in June 2008 28-29th, and Blizzard games usually took 3 years to release from the launch, so many fans expect Diablo 3 to be on sale on June 28, 2011. And one of the tidbits is that at this year's Blizz con, a fan asked when the Jay Wilson game was on sale, and Jay Wilson replied, "The first Tuesday after it was done."　　Although Tuesday is a popular game selling day in the United States, June 28, 2011 is also Tuesday, which is cool, isn't it? Besides, I noticed that in Diablo 3,On the 2011 calendar, it says, "Hope lasts forever ... 2011 ".　　This is what blizzard is implying they want to sell Diablo 3 in 2011 years? Hope forever ...　　2011. But Blizzard has a lot of work to do (tasks, areas, demon hunters ' energy systems, etc.), and I think it's unrealistic to start a beta test in January (calculated in June).　　My personal expectation is that between August 2011 and Christmas, preferably in the autumn, this means that the beta test will start between February and June.　　The last thing .... Blizzard, please prove me wrong, sell it in June! (Digging the shell net)