If you find anything that requires corrections, please do speak up. Therefore, I'm well aware that there may be (Most likely are) inaccuracies here and there in my collection I've put together. NOTE: I don't consider myself an expert by any means, nor am I foolish enough to think I'm incapable of error. My point in putting this together is to first, give new modders a library of information to get started with, and second, to try and wash out the elitism and lack of community I see plaguing the scene these days. There are so many great people modding out there, but there is also a lot of elitism mixed in as well. The point in me putting this together is to try and to heal a broken community. Wilson also used the panel to reemphasize the trading aspect of Diablo III, saying that no items outside of specific quest rewards will be bound to players.The point in me writing this and putting this collection together is not to make a name for myself, nor to stir the pot. It would make our lives so much harder" he said, adding that despite the fact that he and many other designers got their start in modding, the team takes a strong stance on the hacking of their games. "We don't have a lot of plans to do that. Wilson noted that whatever the content would be, it would have an appropriate value to users.įans of map hacking and other Diablo II modifications have little to look forward to with the sequel, as Wilson shot down any talk of mod support.
"We are going to monetize features so that we get to make them," said Wilson.
However, the developer did note that Blizzard will likely monetize unknown features of the game. Diablo III director Jay Wilson said today that the company does not have a great desire to charge a subscription fee for the upcoming revision of its multiplayer client.
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