The Diablo Podcast #49: David Craddock's Blizzard North Book

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Uploaded by on Oct 31, 2011

Flux interviews David Craddock, author of a new book about Blizzard North. The book contains new info from dozens of ex-Blizzard employees about their years of work on Diablo 1, 2, and 3, up until the studio was shut down in 2005.

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  • Great interview Flux. I really enjoy your podcast!

    Sad to see what happened to Blizzard North.

  • I love the part where Blizzard North heads threatened with resignation if they didn't get more control and then their resignations were accepted, hahaha!

  • can't wait for the book to come out :)

  • @Diablo3inc Dungeon Runners shows how Diablo 3 could be a typical MMO. It has a shared town (64+ people) and instanced dungeons. Diablo 3 isn't too far from that. D3 is technically an MMO in that it will be a Massive number of Multiple players (4 per instance) playing Online (forced online) simultaneously. It has what we'd consider an MMO Auction house, it just lacks a shared town (YAY less spam). Many FPS's and Facebook apps are technically MMO's, just not what we typically think of as MMOs.

  • I dont think many people will be genuinely interested in this tbh.

  • lol koltor.... noone was trollin cept u bro

  • woo awesome

  • And now goodbye!

  • Everything i said so far was just to make the comment trolls stop commenting!

  • 7 Views is the lucky number

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