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A Gheed quote: "You're a brave soul! I'd sooner thrust my sacred scepter into the foulest, carbuncular trull than set one boot into that cave." https://diablo.
by grog454 4y ago
A Gheed quote:
"You're a brave soul! I'd sooner thrust my sacred scepter into the foulest, carbuncular trull than set one boot into that cave."
https://diablo.fandom.com/wiki/Gheed https://diablo.fandom.com/wiki/Gheed
Don't really know if that's considered PC but I suspect there are worse examples that I can't recall well enough to articulate.
Another possible example: https://www.reddit.com/r/Diablo_2_Resurrected/comments/pchu8e/act_2_harem_girls/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Diablo_2_Resurrected/comments/pchu8...
- Teever 4y agoNever once in my life did I ever connect 'political correctness' to the Diablo franchise. I just clicked on skeletons until they died and then picked up the shiny things they dropped over and over. You're really overthinking the game man.
- grog454 4y agoI guess thinking isn't encouraged in the game in general, so your comment makes sense. The parent (like you) didn't see how D2 could be interpreted as politically incorrect. The parent's parent did. I was trying to bridge the gap.
- BearOso 4y agoFrom D2 to D3 they completely tore out the Christian mythology and association with the existing legends. Things became kid-friendly. Pentagrams were changed to imprecise scribbles in circles. Angels became "angels" in name only, with a completely new origin story. They removed any concept that anybody was acting contrary to the Christian God, and just made one of the angels the king of the universe. I'm won't go into the Tyrael fiasco. Basically, expansion of made-up lore and a loss of mystique about connections to the real world ruined the sense of being in an unwieldy no-hope situation. The story instead felt like it was written by a teenager with a power fantasy.