Jay: Well one of the things we’ve carried over is the way the general co-op features work.
Jay closes the interview hinting that there are pretty awesome features in Diablo 3 that haven’t been announced yet. As of the Blizzard Worldwide Invitationals in Paris, we were told there that Starcraft 2 Single Player was 1/3 done.ĭiablo III, by the other hand, has been built from the ground up as a Single Player game at the core, but co-operative gameplay is enabled by default in the single player version. Then the Single Player got started afterwards. In Starcraft II, the game was created with Multiplayer in mind, first. With Diablo III, the developers have started development differently than the Starcraft II team has done with the RTS game. This team has learned a lot since Diablo II. Jay commented the same team that dealed with cheating in programming-wise for Diablo II also worked on Starcraft II and World of Warcraft.
In this interview Jay talks about co-operative gameplay, more item drops per player than in Diablo II, how Blizzard is dealing with cheating in Diablo III from the ground up. AusGamers interviewed Jay Wilson at Leipzig GC some time ago and posted the transcript recently.
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