In an effort to enliven a slow Diablo news week(end), I’ve resurrected another batch of columns from the early days of Diablo II. Dig into 10 more installments of Garwulf’s Corner, written by Robert Marks in early 2002. This batch is a regular time capsule, with columns tackling current events such as the amazing success of the first Lord of the Rings film, the ongoing legal battle between Blizzard and BnetD, and my favorite of the bunch, #34, in which Garwulf ponders whether or not Diablo II is dead. In April, 2002. Mind, that was more than eight years ago, less than a year after the expansion was released. Let’s all try to remember this lesson when some hack or dupe or other problem in the early days of Diablo 3 creates enough frustration that we’re driven to make grim, and very rash, prophecies…
- Garwulf’s Corner #31: A Matter of Habit
- Garwulf’s Corner #32: Real Sticks and Stones
- Garwulf’s Corner #33: One Film to Rule Them All
- Garwulf’s Corner #34: Is Diablo Dead?
- Garwulf’s Corner #35: Emails from the Edge V
- Garwulf’s Corner #36: A Question of Rights
- Garwulf’s Corner #37: A Glance at the Other Side
- Garwulf’s Corner #38: Having the Edge
- Garwulf’s Corner #39: The Lawsuits of April
- Garwulf’s Corner #40: The Future of the Genre
