Nek will transport you to the ideal environment for a fight — The Scorched Chapel, a flat land that includes flowing waters, a brick church, and a graveyard with room for new arrivals.
Any members of your party can join you there by speaking to Nek. PvP will not be available immediately; Blizzard has said this will be coming in a later patch so they can get the game out to us hungry people sooner. As we're counting down the days until we're ready to announce a release date for Diablo III, we've come to realize that the PvP game and systems aren't yet living up to our standards.
Today, we wanted to let you know that we've made the difficult decision to hold back the PvP Arena system and release it in a patch following the game's launch. When the PvP patch is ultimately ready, it will add multiple Arena maps with themed locations and layouts, PvP-centric achievements, and a matchmaking system that will help you and your team get into fairly matched games quickly and easily.
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With every passing month comes some new news about Diablo 3 , though it's never about a solid release date or new features being added. No, it's usually about features that are being removed or that the game is delayed over and over. Keeping to that, Blizzard has announced that the PvP component to Diablo 3 will be temporarily removed from the game, and will not be available at launch.
According to Blizzard , PvP wasn't turing out the way the wanted and instead of delaying the game further, they decided to yank it out completely. Fans of multiplayer shouldn't freakout, because Blizzard assures gamers that the PvP mode will be included at a later date when it meets their standards of quality. This isn't the only item that's been removed from Diablo 3. Putting people into an arena and letting them hurl fireballs and swing crazy-ass swords at one another always has an element of fun to it.
For us it comes to a few issues, one of which is depth. Simply fighting each other with no other objectives or choices to make gets old relatively quickly. We've brought a lot of people in to try out Team Deathmatch and, while some found it entertaining, most of our testers didn't feel like it was something they'd want to do beyond a few hours. Without more varied objectives, or very lucrative rewards, few saw our current iteration as something they'd want spend a lot of time in.
Another is class balance. We want to be able to carry over as many of the crazy runes, items, and skills as possible, with their crazy effects, and alter them as little as possible. Certainly, we've gotten a lot of benefits from the development of Team Deathmatch, especially in the areas of controls and combat model tuning, but at this point we don't believe it's the experience we feel it needs to be in order to ship, so we will be shelving it for now and exploring other options.
It's not up to the quality that Blizzard gamers expect or that we feel you deserve, and it doesn't really fit with our goals for the rest of the game. The question now is what are we going to do about it? Dueling is currently scheduled to release with patch 1.
We'll be providing details about that feature very soon, so stay tuned. But as I mentioned before, we are going back to the drawing board on a new replacement for Team Deathmatch, something that feels more appropriate for Diablo III. And as we stated previously, regardless of when we release it, it'll be a free addition to the game.
Team Deathmatch provided us with the foundation that we needed and served us well.
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