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When the first expansion came out, the Burning Crusade, a few interesting additions were added to the game, including a new trade skill called jewel crafting. Jewel crafting is reminiscent of Blizzard’s Diablo 2, where you could add jewels to weapons and armor that have the appropriate slots. This system is similar, with a few small additions, like having the ability to unlock bonuses for using the correct combination of colored gems. Using this combination isn’t required, though, especially

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Blizzard aint just keeping their hands full with Diablo 3, World of Warcraft, Starcraft 2 and another unannounced MMORPG, they’re also continuing development on Diablo 2. Blizzard asks players on the battle.net forums: What do you want to see in Diablo 2 patch 1.13 ? We’re in the process of working on Diablo II content patch 1.13, and we want to try to include the Diablo community’s most important changes in our production schedule. To achieve this we’re asking for your input on what y

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Have any one you ever gotten your World of Warcraft account stolen through trojans, keyloggers and other hacks? Ever signed onto Diablo 2 and find someone else using your key?

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A new dupe has been released for the World of Warcraft That Allows Players to dupe items and gold easily. The best part is its like the one in diablo 2 that was exploited. You would of think blizzard would of fixed a problem like this. Anyways check it out and enjoy a new dupe in WOW.

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It was recently announced that Microsoft’s in-game advertising firm Massive Inc. has striked a deal with Activision Blizzard, makers of Guitar Hero and World of Warcraft. The deal states that Microsoft will supply ads for 18 of the companie’s titles, including Battle.net which is the online service used for games like Diablo 2 and Starcraft. Microsoft has said the ads will be dynamic and change over time as well as adapt to the gamer’s location. Sounds pretty neat. Along with in-game advert

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