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Diablo 3 Blue Posts » Add option to disable SCREEN SHAKING please !
| Thats all i can say ....its so annoying that only good build for WD is zombie bears and my screen shakes too much then i cast this ..i cant see WTF is going on and it HURTS MY EYES if i play d3 for a long time This is so so SO BAD AND OPTION TO BE REMOVED BY PLAYER SHOULD BE IN GAME ASAP ...THX ! If there is a 3th party software i ll use without 2nd though just to disable that !@#$ fully understanding the risks of using it ..cuz that shaking is dat annoying :( ! You blizz like hurting my eyes and greatly reduce the plasure playing your game ...is that want you want mofos ? |
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| Quote This is a little confusing, because Zombie Bears has a horrible, horrible range. It feels like I'm casting spectral blades. And the option to disable the effect is still something we can consider, but it's not something we favor. In general, for a game like Diablo III, we want to try to avoid adding options for everything as a way to correct an issue and instead address why you're asking for the option in the first place. | ||||
| Quote This is arrogance, you want to force us to play the game exactly how you designed it? To a point, games are designed to be played a specific way, and that call is really up to the people who designed it. While we do happily listen to player feedback and have made many, many positive changes as a result of your input, there will probably always be some situations where our opinions for how the game should function or look will differ. | ||||
| Quote What? To change screen shaking? Really?? BIG INVESTMENT? are you serious? You have monkeys coding the game? Here's a video I think you might like in return: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4Wy7gRGgeA | ||||
| We don't think that adding an option to disable screen shake is necessarily the best answer to this problem, but we do agree that a) it is a problem (even if it's not high priority) and b) we'd like to do something about it. The primary issue is with the way many of the spells with a "shake" effect were designed. The shake itself isn't so bad if the spell is cast on a target that's farther away from your character, and that's how we imagined those spells would primarily be used when we originally implemented them. For many current builds, though, it's common to repeatedly cast spells with those effects right on top of yourself (see Meteor or Zombie Bears, or in rare situations Dire Bats). The result is that the shake is MUCH more prominent than we intended, and those play styles weren't something we really accounted for when we were designing all the spell FX. So, it's our bad, and we want to fix it, but we'd prefer to correct the core of the problem (the way the shake effect works) rather than creating another toggle in the Options menu. That's big pretty big investment, though, and there are other things we'd like to address first, so I don't have a time frame to share for when we'll get to it just yet. TL; DR: We've heard your feedback (yay!). We agree that the shake can be annoying. We want to correct the issue and improve your gaming experience, but we don't have an ETA on when we'll be able to tackle that fix. | ||||
| Quote you provide options to disable music. isn;t this request somewhere in the same ballpark? Still, I really respect your post and perspective on the matter (similar for other replies in this thread) and am happy to pass on the feedback. | ||||
| Quote When you say that "the shake itself isn't so bad if the spell is cast on a target that's farther away" I would have to ask: Do you have a problem with the screen shakes to begin with in order to know which type of share is more tolerable? Are you talking from experience or you're only guessing? I personally do not, so if someone who suffers from symptoms as a result of the screen shake effect would be willing to prioritize which spells are the worst offenders (or list them according to severity) and why, I'd be happy to pass that information along. Quote So Diablo3 was designed and it's meant to be played in a manner that causes headaches, is that it? If that is the case -- you have succeeded, and not just because of the screen shakes. | ||||
