Diablo III Community Team

All of us on the Diablo III Community Team wish you and yours a wonderful holiday season and a happy new year!

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 two artists from the Diablo III Development Team and one of our very own Diablo III Community Managers have created three new festive pieces of art to spread the holiday cheer throughout Sanctuary, and beyond!

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we've also prepared a Holiday Card Gallery, and we’ve also made this year’s holiday card available as a new series of wallpapers. Enjoy!

but are you patient enough?

Not so tough now, are ya?!

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And don’t even think about appealing to me to come in and make Viscidus weaker just for the sake of your projected success. You’re on your own with this task, and you had better start planning.

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 Ahn’Qiraj is a cavernous temple riddled with many secrets, and it’s your job to figure out what it’ll take to defeat this creature. Sure,

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maybe you’re already strong enough to handle it, but are you patient enough?

STAY FROSTY!!

announcement that we're losing hit

Therefore, looking at the announcement that we're losing hit, expertise, dodge, parry and reforging,

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 I consider the future of the warrior class and I get a little worried. Mists of Pandaria has seen warriors positively rely on reforging to make up for all the terrible haste gear Blizzard has made - haste is a decent stat for arms, but is at best tolerable for fury and absolutely terrible for protection, which gets no rage generation and very little damage from it - I'd much rather have crit on a piece of gear as prot than haste,

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 at least crit does something for us. With reforging gone, yes, we won't have to worry about it as a source of gear optimization - but we also won't have it to make up for the terrible itemization we get because we share gear with two classes that get a lot more use out of haste than we do.

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This is not an argument to keep reforging, though.