Diablo III Easter Eggs
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在暗黑破坏神3的旅途中你会发现很多巧妙,诙谐的惊喜和一些圈内的笑话.这些其实都是暗黑破坏神3的彩蛋.这些彩蛋包含了小到以暴雪员工命名的物品和怪物,大到神秘关卡任务这样的重要游戏内容.
此页列出了所有已知的暗黑破坏神3的彩蛋,并会经常更新.
- 若想了解暴雪的评论以及一整列在其他游戏里与暗黑相关的彩蛋，请详见彩蛋的主文章.
- 暗黑破坏神1的游戏彩蛋
- 暗黑破坏神2的游戏彩蛋
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游戏里的彩蛋
在游戏内的这些彩蛋有的是被证实过了的,有些则是传闻.一旦游戏发售,探索加速,该目录将会被大大扩展并整理分类.
墙壁上艺术家的名字
This section of wall from the Act One Cathedral was spotted by at least two fansduring the Diablo 3 Beta test. It lists four names, all environmental artists from Diablo III. They are: 在暗黑3beta的过程中,这段大教堂墙壁至少被两位暗黑迷[1][2]发现.上面写了四位环境美工的名字.他们是:
- Brian Ameling - 暗黑3的环境美工(地下城部分).
- Julian Stone
- Kevin Choik
- Oliver Christian
下面是两张墙壁上纪念碑的截图,在上面可以看到艺术家们的名字.
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看守者麦基利(McCree)
有些时候在大教堂花园里能遇到这只异常稀有,独一无二的暗金怪物.在第一章早期,崔斯特瑞姆大教堂外的第一个传送点附近就能找到他.麦基利最早是在BETA里被发现的,他的详细资料请见此网站.这只怪物是个巨型骷髅,他的全名是"Caretaker McCree,Deceased Mustachioed Groundskeeper".这个怪物貌似恶搞了["森普森一家"里的看守者威利(Groundskeeper Willie).而其名字则取自一名叫Jesse McCree的暴雪员工，这家伙以魔兽世界的工作最为闻名。他的大波胡现状不详.
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The Secret Unicorn Rainbow Level
The most likely early contender for a secret level style of Easter Egg in Diablo 3 developed shortly after the game was announced. The early fan complaints about rainbows and bright colors that turned into the Art Controversy led to numerous jokes about rainbows, unicorns, happy clouds, and such. The D3 Team parodied this idea with their hugely-popular Blizzcon 2008 t-shirts, and some months later, when Diablo 3 Community Manager Bashiok posted a photoshopped Diablo 3 screenshot featuring a unicorn apparently farting a rainbow that created a deadly "love combo" of slaughtered monsters, the "Secret Rainbow Level" rumors were off and running. If this genesis seems unlikely remember that the 模板:Iw got its start in similar fashion; it was a fan rumor in Diablo I that Blizzard ran with, first teasing the level through a humor April Fools' screenshot in 1999. The D3 Team is under no compunction to include a joke secret level, but Blizzard designers have always shown a good sense of humor, and as famous and enjoyed as the D2 secret level was, they've go to be feeling some pressure to live up to that standard with Diablo III. Data-mining during the Diablo III beta uncovered numerous clues and strong hints that such a level was in the game, including a mysterious crafting recipe that can be seen below:
Non-Game Diablo 3 Easter Eggs
These are Easter Eggs related to Diablo III that Blizzard released in other means than through the game, such as through screenshots or news posts.
- See the main Easter Eggs article for Easter Eggs related to Diablo found in other games.
Random Character Builder
Blizzard's Diablo III game info site includes a character builder that allows players to experiment with all of the active skills, passive skills, and runestones for each class. Sometime in September 2011[3] fans noticed that a click of the chat gem looking object at the bottom of the page would generate a random build. This is purely an Easter Egg as it has no function or utility; it's just a fun little bonus feature.
Diablo NYAN Space Cow
This Easter Egg was served up through the Battle.net log in screen, during the early days of the Diablo III beta. A hidden text entry box in the forum account only accessible to Diablo 3 beta testers seemed without function, until after various hints and guesses, a fan figured out that "starcow" was the correct phrase to unlock a special animation of a space cow playing Nyan Cat music.
- See the news post for a fuller explanation, plus screenshots and videos of the secret animation and related materials.
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Christmas 2010 Barbarian Santa
Blizzard released this image of a demonic-looking Barbarian Santa Claus as a special holiday image for Christmas 2010. The image was also included on the December page in the 2010 Diablo III wall calendar. It appears to be a regular piece of Barbarian concept art that's been modified for the season, with the hat and Barbarian costume, the elf (a Fallen Imp) added and given a hat, the presents, the snow, etc.
Diablo 2 Act Five Mercenary Name Change
This mysterious event occurred when the D2 v1.13 patch was released in 2009. The patch.txt said that two Mercenary names, "Klar" and "Tryneus" were added, and when fans dug into the code they discovered: <ref> 模板:Cite web</ref>
- In 1.13, MercX136 is called 'Klar', in 1.12 it was 'Weohstan'.
- In 1.13, MercX135 is called 'Tryneus', in 1.12 it was 'Erfor'.
Blizzard has offered no explanation for this inexplicable change. There is some fan speculation that it's meant to set up some plot development in Diablo 3, since there didn't seem any other reason to change those two merc names eight years after D2X was released. If there's some plot reason to use the names of two Act Five mercs in Diablo 3, Blizzard could easily have just used two existing merc names. That they changed the names in this fashion, intentionally calling attention to their actions, makes it seem meaningful.
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