Recently, Blizzard Entertainment post an article about engineering diablo 3's damage numbers at the official site. Have you read this article? If not, you can also get the details from the following parts. By the way, d3itemsale is also a good choice if you want to Buy Diablo 3 Items. We can offer you D3 Items for sale.

In Diablo III, there's lots of information thrown at the player. You see players everywhere! They're on your gear, they're in your character profile, and they float around your nephalem's head while you’re in combat. Behind each of those digits is a huge amount of tech that makes them behave the way that they do.

Patch 2.4.0 introduced a couple of new features to address this. Blizzard Entertainment have introduced a new in-game option to truncate numbers and display them using abbreviations. They also have added an entirely new feature that highlights some of your largest damage numbers in a new color. Each of these additions presented players’ own challenges when BE went to implement them; some were design issues, others created localization concerns, and at the end of all these decisions, the result needed to look good.

If you've played the latest patch, you may have already seen our new damage abbreviations. There are a few reasons, but one of the most important is localization. Diablo III is a global game, published in 13 different languages, so when we make a design decision that affects the written word (or, in this case, written number), we have to remain cognizant of what that change will mean in every iteration of the game. While you might think numbers would be the easiest thing to translate, that couldn't be any less true.

This article mainly tells you parts of the official announcement. You can check the details at the official site if you want to know more. By the way, the cheapest Diablo 3 Items are available at d3itemsale. As a professional site for D3 Items, we guarantee the safe and fast delivery.    




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