As the first Blizzard game released on a Nintendo platform in 15 years, the upcoming release of Diablo III is a strong way for the publisher to make its return. As the most complete version of the long-evolving title, this will mark the first time where players can engage in the series' slash-and-loot gameplay on the go, with the treasure falling in droves and legions of monsters swarming en masse. The font is very generic and unfitting for the overall look of the UI in the game.Set for release later this fall, Blizzard's legendary action-RPG series will be making its Nintendo debut in the form of Diablo III: Eternal Collection. Make the lobby/channel and in-game font style closer to what is in legacy D2.
Enable the ability to copy/paste game names.When you single click a game on the join list, the game name should automatically be filled into the “Game Name” text bar.This is the feature where you right click a character that you see in a channel/lobby and there is a place where the player can include a description and location. Allow players to have account profiles as they do in legacy D2.Some additional info such as ladder or non-ladder could be useful as well. This is another legacy D2 feature that would be beneficial to have. When hovering your cursor over characters in the lobby/channels it should display the character level and account name.Consider adding purpose specific lobby/channels as seen in legacy D2 (Ex.Again, make note of how legacy D2 channels work. Once you join a lobby/channel, your character should remain in there until you decide to leave it. Get rid of the thing where it automatically swaps you to another lobby/channel upon being whispered.No more getting yanked out of another chat when someone whispers you. This applies to both the lobby/channel along with in-game chat. The option to specifically choose which combination of chats you can see via a filter.Ability to create your own custom lobby/channels as is available in legacy D2.I made a thread about this before as well.
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