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Anscheinend verschwinden Leichen in Diablo 3 sehr schnell. Das liegt ursächlich an der neuen 3D-Engine, die mit Physikberechnungen um einiges mehr Ressourcen benötigt als D2. Da man aber auch nicht die Hardwareanforderungen hochsetzen möchte, probiert man einen Mittelweg.
The main reason for the corpses not being able to stay permanently is the potential number of them on screen at one time, and specifically that each corpse is affected by physics, allowing them to be blasted and thrown all over the place by the force of player abilities.
It's one of the trade offs when integrating new technology, you can get really awesome effects, but they do have a cost. In a 2D world, a sprite of a dead creature doesn't really cost any more (system requirement-wise) than a sprite of something that's alive. Probably less. In a 3D world where a creature dies and then needs to have physics calculations thrown onto it so it can bounce and fall and fly around, they cost substantially more.
We remember fondly those situations where you've just completely obliterated a camp of Fallen, and as you're picking up items - marvel in your destruction. That's a feeling and part of the gameplay where if we can realistically keep some of it without sacrificing features or having insane system requirements we'd definitely like to, but no promises.
Quelle:
org.: http://www.battle.net/forums/thread.aspx?fn=d3-general&t=221924&tmp=1#post221924
dt.: http://diablo3.ingame.de/kommentare.php?newsid=80946
The main reason for the corpses not being able to stay permanently is the potential number of them on screen at one time, and specifically that each corpse is affected by physics, allowing them to be blasted and thrown all over the place by the force of player abilities. It's one of the trade offs when integrating new technology, you can get really awesome effects, but they do have a cost. In a 2D world, a sprite of a dead creature doesn't really cost any more (system requirement-wise) than a sprite of something that's alive. Probably less. In a 3D world where a creature dies and then needs to have physics calculations thrown onto it so it can bounce and fall and fly around, they cost substantially more.
We remember fondly those situations where you've just completely obliterated a camp of Fallen, and as you're picking up items - marvel in your destruction. That's a feeling and part of the gameplay where if we can realistically keep some of it without sacrificing features or having insane system requirements we'd definitely like to, but no promises.
Quelle:
org.: http://www.battle.net/forums/thread.aspx?fn=d3-general&t=221924&tmp=1#post221924
dt.: http://diablo3.ingame.de/kommentare.php?newsid=80946
ich will die Leichen sehen 
.^^ und viel mehr grafik in D3 als in D2.
