Talk:Skill Runes - Revision history

Flux: moved Talk:Runestones to Talk:Skill Runes

2012-07-03T04:23:52Z

moved Talk:Runestones to Talk:Skill Runes

Maurish: Undo revision 46982 by Slande (talk)

2012-02-22T13:22:21Z

Undo revision 46982 by Slande (talk)

Slande at 09:16, 22 February 2012

2012-02-22T09:16:16Z

Elly: moved Talk:Rune to Talk:Runestones

2011-10-17T21:40:24Z

moved Talk:Rune to Talk:Runestones

TheWanderer: /* Notes */ removing red links

2009-10-24T01:47:17Z

‎Notes: removing red links

Leord: /* Amount of Runes */

2009-09-08T14:24:34Z

‎Amount of Runes

Vipermagi: /* Amount of Runes */ +source

2009-08-26T12:19:44Z

‎Amount of Runes: +source

Vipermagi at 12:19, 26 August 2009

2009-08-26T12:19:13Z

Leord at 16:16, 25 November 2008

2008-11-25T16:16:16Z

Leord at 14:43, 25 November 2008

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 :'''IGN: We know you couldn't show the runes because you guys are still working on the map and everything else, but could you tell us a little bit more about them? And also, since the monk has his own innate runic tie-in in a way, based on his manipulation of his attacks, how does this differ from the barbarian or the wizard or the witch doctor in how he winds up using the system?'''
-:'''Jay Wilson''': Well, the system is similar for every class. What we did is we broke down five basic runes. Each rune has a general type of effective pluses. One tends to be more damage-oriented. One tends to multiply effects, splits projectiles or bigger radiuses, things like that. One tends to be a very energy-efficient rune, so you cut down cost or in some way increases the benefit of the skill, so you get more for less. One tends to be more focused on death effects, critical effects. And one of them we call just…the weird rune, which is our grab bag for anything unusual we want to stick on.'www.powerleveldiablo3.com' is good? Every active skill, we define an active skill as a skill that you have to click to activate, can have all five runes affect it. Each rune will change the function of the skill. Some of the changes are minor, there are some cases where there's not much appreciable effect. And then some cases are much more drastic, at 'www.diabloiiigold.com'?  where for example with Ice Storm or Blizzard, one of the things we're playing around with, this halo of frost whips around her and anyone that moves through it takes damage. That adds on to the effects that Ice Storm already does. So there's a whole bunch of different…the basic idea is to capture that dream of, I'm gonna customize my skills. Even though you and I have the exact same skills, we don't play the same because our skills are different. And then throughout the game, the runes will upgrade in power. So that will just increase and amplify the effect that they have.
+:'''Jay Wilson''': Well, the system is similar for every class. What we did is we broke down five basic runes. Each rune has a general type of effective pluses. One tends to be more damage-oriented. One tends to multiply effects, splits projectiles or bigger radiuses, things like that. One tends to be a very energy-efficient rune, so you cut down cost or in some way increases the benefit of the skill, so you get more for less. One tends to be more focused on death effects, critical effects. And one of them we call just…the weird rune, which is our grab bag for anything unusual we want to stick on. Every active skill, we define an active skill as a skill that you have to click to activate, can have all five runes affect it. Each rune will change the function of the skill. Some of the changes are minor, there are some cases where there's not much appreciable effect. And then some cases are much more drastic, where for example with Ice Storm or Blizzard, one of the things we're playing around with, this halo of frost whips around her and anyone that moves through it takes damage. That adds on to the effects that Ice Storm already does. So there's a whole bunch of different…the basic idea is to capture that dream of, I'm gonna customize my skills. Even though you and I have the exact same skills, we don't play the same because our skills are different. And then throughout the game, the runes will upgrade in power. So that will just increase and amplify the effect that they have.
 The page currently states that furing development more runes will be added. Might want to change that, but I'm not sure what to do with the current text. Replace it with a note that there'll be just the 5 runes, or remove it altogether and put that information elsewhere? --[[User:Vipermagi|Vipermagi]] 14:19, 26 August 2009 (CEST)

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 :'''IGN: We know you couldn't show the runes because you guys are still working on the map and everything else, but could you tell us a little bit more about them? And also, since the monk has his own innate runic tie-in in a way, based on his manipulation of his attacks, how does this differ from the barbarian or the wizard or the witch doctor in how he winds up using the system?'''
-:'''Jay Wilson''': Well, the system is similar for every class. What we did is we broke down five basic runes. Each rune has a general type of effective pluses. One tends to be more damage-oriented. One tends to multiply effects, splits projectiles or bigger radiuses, things like that. One tends to be a very energy-efficient rune, so you cut down cost or in some way increases the benefit of the skill, so you get more for less. One tends to be more focused on death effects, critical effects. And one of them we call just…the weird rune, which is our grab bag for anything unusual we want to stick on. Every active skill, we define an active skill as a skill that you have to click to activate, can have all five runes affect it. Each rune will change the function of the skill. Some of the changes are minor, there are some cases where there's not much appreciable effect. And then some cases are much more drastic, where for example with Ice Storm or Blizzard, one of the things we're playing around with, this halo of frost whips around her and anyone that moves through it takes damage. That adds on to the effects that Ice Storm already does. So there's a whole bunch of different…the basic idea is to capture that dream of, I'm gonna customize my skills. Even though you and I have the exact same skills, we don't play the same because our skills are different. And then throughout the game, the runes will upgrade in power. So that will just increase and amplify the effect that they have.
+:'''Jay Wilson''': Well, the system is similar for every class. What we did is we broke down five basic runes. Each rune has a general type of effective pluses. One tends to be more damage-oriented. One tends to multiply effects, splits projectiles or bigger radiuses, things like that. One tends to be a very energy-efficient rune, so you cut down cost or in some way increases the benefit of the skill, so you get more for less. One tends to be more focused on death effects, critical effects. And one of them we call just…the weird rune, which is our grab bag for anything unusual we want to stick on.'www.powerleveldiablo3.com' is good? Every active skill, we define an active skill as a skill that you have to click to activate, can have all five runes affect it. Each rune will change the function of the skill. Some of the changes are minor, there are some cases where there's not much appreciable effect. And then some cases are much more drastic, at 'www.diabloiiigold.com'?  where for example with Ice Storm or Blizzard, one of the things we're playing around with, this halo of frost whips around her and anyone that moves through it takes damage. That adds on to the effects that Ice Storm already does. So there's a whole bunch of different…the basic idea is to capture that dream of, I'm gonna customize my skills. Even though you and I have the exact same skills, we don't play the same because our skills are different. And then throughout the game, the runes will upgrade in power. So that will just increase and amplify the effect that they have.
 The page currently states that furing development more runes will be added. Might want to change that, but I'm not sure what to do with the current text. Replace it with a note that there'll be just the 5 runes, or remove it altogether and put that information elsewhere? --[[User:Vipermagi|Vipermagi]] 14:19, 26 August 2009 (CEST)

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 ==Notes==
 I suggest we should separate [[Rune]] into [[Rune]] and [[Skill rune]]:
-* [[Rune]]s will be a general article on runes in the [[Diablo Universe]], mentioning the D1 manual pics, tattoos, writing, D1 runes, D2 runes, etc etc. Somatic components of spells...
+* [[Rune]]s will be a general article on runes in the Diablo Universe, mentioning the D1 manual pics, tattoos, writing, D1 runes, D2 runes, etc etc. Somatic components of spells...
 * [[Skill rune]]s will specifically be about actual skill runes.
 --[[User:Leord|Leord]] 14:24, 25 November 2008 (CET)

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	The page currently states that furing development more runes will be added. Might want to change that, but I'm not sure what to do with the current text. Replace it with a note that there'll be just the 5 runes, or remove it altogether and put that information elsewhere? --[[User:Vipermagi\|Vipermagi]] 14:19, 26 August 2009 (CEST)		The page currently states that furing development more runes will be added. Might want to change that, but I'm not sure what to do with the current text. Replace it with a note that there'll be just the 5 runes, or remove it altogether and put that information elsewhere? --[[User:Vipermagi\|Vipermagi]] 14:19, 26 August 2009 (CEST)
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		+	::Just re-write the article to correspond with the currently updated info. Add a "Development" section, if there is none, and add when runes were revealed, how they worked, and how they have changed so far. Add the article link above to "References", or add a reference section and do it then :)
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		+	::Don't be afraid of over-editing. Rather that and we'll have to fix it than being outdated info. The point, however, is that you just tell how it is, and add a reference link. no need to quote him, like we have done a lot in the past.
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		+	::--[[User:Leord\|Leord]] 16:24, 8 September 2009 (CEST)

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 == Amount of Runes ==
-It's confirmed there are going to be but 5 runes:
+It's confirmed there are going to be but 5 runes ([http://pc.ign.com/articles/101/1017305p2.html source]):
 :'''IGN: We know you couldn't show the runes because you guys are still working on the map and everything else, but could you tell us a little bit more about them? And also, since the monk has his own innate runic tie-in in a way, based on his manipulation of his attacks, how does this differ from the barbarian or the wizard or the witch doctor in how he winds up using the system?'''

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	: Runes might come from old [[Arcane magic]], considering the Wizard spell. --[[User:Leord\|Leord]] 15:43, 25 November 2008 (CET)		: Runes might come from old [[Arcane magic]], considering the Wizard spell. --[[User:Leord\|Leord]] 15:43, 25 November 2008 (CET)
	: [[Lut Gholein: The Binding of Destruction]] - mentions runes --[[User:Leord\|Leord]] 17:16, 25 November 2008 (CET)		: [[Lut Gholein: The Binding of Destruction]] - mentions runes --[[User:Leord\|Leord]] 17:16, 25 November 2008 (CET)
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		+	== Amount of Runes ==
		+	It's confirmed there are going to be but 5 runes:
		+	:'''IGN: We know you couldn't show the runes because you guys are still working on the map and everything else, but could you tell us a little bit more about them? And also, since the monk has his own innate runic tie-in in a way, based on his manipulation of his attacks, how does this differ from the barbarian or the wizard or the witch doctor in how he winds up using the system?'''
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		+	:'''Jay Wilson''': Well, the system is similar for every class. What we did is we broke down five basic runes. Each rune has a general type of effective pluses. One tends to be more damage-oriented. One tends to multiply effects, splits projectiles or bigger radiuses, things like that. One tends to be a very energy-efficient rune, so you cut down cost or in some way increases the benefit of the skill, so you get more for less. One tends to be more focused on death effects, critical effects. And one of them we call just…the weird rune, which is our grab bag for anything unusual we want to stick on. Every active skill, we define an active skill as a skill that you have to click to activate, can have all five runes affect it. Each rune will change the function of the skill. Some of the changes are minor, there are some cases where there's not much appreciable effect. And then some cases are much more drastic, where for example with Ice Storm or Blizzard, one of the things we're playing around with, this halo of frost whips around her and anyone that moves through it takes damage. That adds on to the effects that Ice Storm already does. So there's a whole bunch of different…the basic idea is to capture that dream of, I'm gonna customize my skills. Even though you and I have the exact same skills, we don't play the same because our skills are different. And then throughout the game, the runes will upgrade in power. So that will just increase and amplify the effect that they have.
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		+	The page currently states that furing development more runes will be added. Might want to change that, but I'm not sure what to do with the current text. Replace it with a note that there'll be just the 5 runes, or remove it altogether and put that information elsewhere? --[[User:Vipermagi\|Vipermagi]] 14:19, 26 August 2009 (CEST)

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	: Runes might come from old [[Arcane magic]], considering the Wizard spell. --[[User:Leord\|Leord]] 15:43, 25 November 2008 (CET)		: Runes might come from old [[Arcane magic]], considering the Wizard spell. --[[User:Leord\|Leord]] 15:43, 25 November 2008 (CET)
		+	: [[Lut Gholein: The Binding of Destruction]] - mentions runes --[[User:Leord\|Leord]] 17:16, 25 November 2008 (CET)

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	* [[Skill rune]]s will specifically be about actual skill runes.		* [[Skill rune]]s will specifically be about actual skill runes.
	--[[User:Leord\|Leord]] 14:24, 25 November 2008 (CET)		--[[User:Leord\|Leord]] 14:24, 25 November 2008 (CET)
		+	: Runes might come from old [[Arcane magic]], considering the Wizard spell. --[[User:Leord\|Leord]] 15:43, 25 November 2008 (CET)