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Usenet's Panache wrote:
> 
> Okay, I'm trying to figure out what all the information in the little
> pictures next to people's name when in Battle.Net mean.  This is what
> I've figured out so far:
> 
> 1) Type of picture:  Class (Warrior/Rogue/Mage)
> 2) Number: Current Level
> 3) Red Dots:  Number of times player has killed Diablo
> 
> So, what do the color of the frames and the color of the "clothes"
> mean?  I've seen dark gold, light gold, gray, and red.  Any others?
> 
> --------
> "Only the crazies hang around nursery."

The initial color of frame and clothes depend on your class.  Mages have
red frame, while warriors have silver frame.  I forgot about rogues. 
Once you get three dots, all class will get golden frames and clothes. 
I am pretty sure about this.
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pana...@juno.com (Usenet's Panache) wrote:

>Okay, I'm trying to figure out what all the information in the little
>pictures next to people's name when in Battle.Net mean.  This is what
>I've figured out so far:

>1) Type of picture:  Class (Warrior/Rogue/Mage)
>2) Number: Current Level
>3) Red Dots:  Number of times player has killed Diablo

You only get a red dot for each level of difficulty that you have
killed Diablo on - e.g. one for Normal, one for Nightmare, one for
Hell - this is regardless of the number of times you kill him at each
level of difficulty.

I'm not sure about the frame colors except that when you get 3 dots,
your frame becomes gold.

Rob

On Mon, 3 Mar 1997, Steven K. Lee wrote:

> The initial color of frame and clothes depend on your class.  Mages have
> red frame, while warriors have silver frame.  I forgot about rogues. 
> Once you get three dots, all class will get golden frames and clothes. 
> I am pretty sure about this.
> -- 
> 

When a character frame and picture are silver/off-white, I believe this
means they are playing Diablo shareware

TAG

Steven K. Lee wrote:
> 
> Usenet's Panache wrote:
> >
> > Okay, I'm trying to figure out what all the information in the little
> > pictures next to people's name when in Battle.Net mean.  This is what
> > I've figured out so far:
> >
> > 1) Type of picture:  Class (Warrior/Rogue/Mage)
> > 2) Number: Current Level
> > 3) Red Dots:  Number of times player has killed Diablo
> >
> > So, what do the color of the frames and the color of the "clothes"
> > mean?  I've seen dark gold, light gold, gray, and red.  Any others?
> >
> > --------
> > "Only the crazies hang around nursery."
> 
> The initial color of frame and clothes depend on your class.  Mages have
> red frame, while warriors have silver frame.  I forgot about rogues.
> Once you get three dots, all class will get golden frames and clothes.
> I am pretty sure about this.
> --
> 
> Remove dash "-" from my email address if you wish to send me an email.
> 
> Steven K. Lee
> Bell Atlantic Internet Solutions

Gray frame is someone using the shareware version.

ind...@bga.com (Rob Berryhill) wrote:

: You only get a red dot for each level of difficulty that you have
: killed Diablo on - e.g. one for Normal, one for Nightmare, one for
: Hell - this is regardless of the number of times you kill him at each
: level of difficulty.

Just two add a little info, if you can get to level 30 without killing
Diablo once, which isn't such a hard task to do, and then you kill him
on hell difficulty, you will get all three dots, even though you've
only killed him once.

This isn't speculation, this is fact; I have seen it and done it
myself.

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the players in a gray or silver box are shareware characters

Rob Berryhill <ind...@bga.com> wrote in article
<5fgi8i$17...@news3.realtime.net>...
> pana...@juno.com (Usenet's Panache) wrote:
> 
> >Okay, I'm trying to figure out what all the information in the little
> >pictures next to people's name when in Battle.Net mean.  This is what
> >I've figured out so far:
> 
> >1) Type of picture:  Class (Warrior/Rogue/Mage)
> >2) Number: Current Level
> >3) Red Dots:  Number of times player has killed Diablo
> 
> You only get a red dot for each level of difficulty that you have
> killed Diablo on - e.g. one for Normal, one for Nightmare, one for
> Hell - this is regardless of the number of times you kill him at each
> level of difficulty.
> 
> I'm not sure about the frame colors except that when you get 3 dots,
> your frame becomes gold.
> 
> Rob
> 
> 

Rob Berryhill wrote:
> 
> pana...@juno.com (Usenet's Panache) wrote:
> 
> >Okay, I'm trying to figure out what all the information in the little
> >pictures next to people's name when in Battle.Net mean.  This is what
> >I've figured out so far:
> 
> >1) Type of picture:  Class (Warrior/Rogue/Mage)
> >2) Number: Current Level
> >3) Red Dots:  Number of times player has killed Diablo
> 
> You only get a red dot for each level of difficulty that you have
> killed Diablo on - e.g. one for Normal, one for Nightmare, one for
> Hell - this is regardless of the number of times you kill him at each
> level of difficulty.
> 
> I'm not sure about the frame colors except that when you get 3 dots,
> your frame becomes gold.
> 
> Rob

i think the frame color matches your class
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In article <01bc28c4$ab88c6a0$77c8...@home.isd.net>, "Theo Aivazian" 
<th...@asianpenpals.com> wrote:
>> You only get a red dot for each level of difficulty that you have
>> killed Diablo on - e.g. one for Normal, one for Nightmare, one for
>> Hell - this is regardless of the number of times you kill him at each
>> level of difficulty.

You don't get one dot for each mode of difficulty that you have played where 
Diablo has been killed. You can get all three dots at once just from being on 
lvl 16 when Diablo dies in Hell mode. 


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How then do you account for the red box?

My theory is this:
Red = has only ventured in Normal Mode
Gray = has ventured into Nightmare Mode
Gold = has ventured into Hell Mode.

Make sense? I've seen the shareware guys, they are solid gray. Very
different from the red, grey and gold box.

Xanthus
xan...@netgate.net
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Theo Aivazian <th...@asianpenpals.com> wrote in article
<01bc28c4$ab88c6a0$77c8...@home.isd.net>...
> the players in a gray or silver box are shareware characters
> 
> Rob Berryhill <ind...@bga.com> wrote in article
> <5fgi8i$17...@news3.realtime.net>...
> > pana...@juno.com (Usenet's Panache) wrote:
> > 
> > >Okay, I'm trying to figure out what all the information in the little
> > >pictures next to people's name when in Battle.Net mean.  This is what
> > >I've figured out so far:
> > 
> > >1) Type of picture:  Class (Warrior/Rogue/Mage)
> > >2) Number: Current Level
> > >3) Red Dots:  Number of times player has killed Diablo
> > 
> > You only get a red dot for each level of difficulty that you have
> > killed Diablo on - e.g. one for Normal, one for Nightmare, one for
> > Hell - this is regardless of the number of times you kill him at each
> > level of difficulty.
> > 
> > I'm not sure about the frame colors except that when you get 3 dots,
> > your frame becomes gold.
> > 
> > Rob
> > 
> > 
> 

On 5 Mar 1997 00:47:23 GMT, "David Silva" <dave_...@contempo.com>
uttered these pearls of wisdom:

>How then do you account for the red box?
>
>My theory is this:
>Red = has only ventured in Normal Mode
>Gray = has ventured into Nightmare Mode
>Gold = has ventured into Hell Mode.
>
>Make sense? I've seen the shareware guys, they are solid gray. Very
>different from the red, grey and gold box.

Hmmm.  No.  I haven't played on anything besides Normal, and MY box is
gold with my character wearing gray clothes (Level 7 Warrior).

Gee.  Maybe we should put together a "Little Multiplayer Pictures
FAQ". (grin)

--------
"Only the crazies hang around nursery."

Yeah, now there is an idea......And i know the perfect guy Dan Zekele from
the War2 ng....
He posts the war2 faq in the ng every monday and mails it to everyone who
asks a question from it.........I'm sure he would more than happy to do one
on this matter.....


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Usenet's Panache <pana...@juno.com> wrote in article
<331d3be2...@news.alt.net>...
> On 5 Mar 1997 00:47:23 GMT, "David Silva" <dave_...@contempo.com>
> uttered these pearls of wisdom:
> 
> >How then do you account for the red box?
> >
> >My theory is this:
> >Red = has only ventured in Normal Mode
> >Gray = has ventured into Nightmare Mode
> >Gold = has ventured into Hell Mode.
> >
> >Make sense? I've seen the shareware guys, they are solid gray. Very
> >different from the red, grey and gold box.
> 
> Hmmm.  No.  I haven't played on anything besides Normal, and MY box is
> gold with my character wearing gray clothes (Level 7 Warrior).
> 
> Gee.  Maybe we should put together a "Little Multiplayer Pictures
> FAQ". (grin)
> 
> --------
> "Only the crazies hang around nursery."
> 

On Tue, 4 Mar 1997 11:52:57 -0500, GUI  TERENCE ANG
<e0fq...@credit.erin.utoronto.ca> wrote:

>On Mon, 3 Mar 1997, Steven K. Lee wrote:
>
>> The initial color of frame and clothes depend on your class.  Mages have
>> red frame, while warriors have silver frame.  I forgot about rogues. 
>> Once you get three dots, all class will get golden frames and clothes. 
>> I am pretty sure about this.
>> -- 
>> 
>
>When a character frame and picture are silver/off-white, I believe this
>means they are playing Diablo shareware
>
>TAG
>

I was bored tonite so I made a list of the frames/clothes for the
characters in battle.net chat rooms:

			Red dots
			0, 1, and 2	3

Fighter
	Clothes		Silver		Gold
	Frame		Gold		Gold

Rogue
	Clothes		Red		Gold
	Frame		Silver		Gold

Sorcerer
	Clothes		Red		Gold
	Frame		Red		Gold



daphne, lvl 40 rogue on battle.net (3 dots)
scoob, lvl 17 fighter (no dots)
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 8=> You only get a red dot for each level of difficulty that you have
 8=> killed Diablo on - e.g. one for Normal, one for Nightmare, one for
 8=> Hell - this is regardless of the number of times you kill him at each
 8=> level of difficulty.

Not quite.  You get one dot if you kill him on Normal.  Two if you kill him
on Nightmare.  Three on Hell.  If you kill him on Nightmare before you kill
him on Normal, you'll get two dots anyway.  I suppose the game only keeps
track of the toughest level on which you've killed him and assumes you've
killed him on the easier ones (which typically happens).


todd.

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In article <5fiddm$c...@wolfen.thecore.com>, "Shaun M. Finn"
<sf...@thecore.com> writes

>You don't get one dot for each mode of difficulty that you have played where 
>Diablo has been killed. You can get all three dots at once just from being on 
>lvl 16 when Diablo dies in Hell mode. 

No, but you do get 1 dot the first time you kill Diablo on each of the
three settings (i.e 1 dot for normal, 1 for nightmare and 1 for hell.)

I assume that the reason you get three dots if you're playing hell mode
when you kill diablo for the first time, is that the game equates hell
to be three times as tough as normal and twice as tough as nightmare and
therefore gives you the 2 extra dots. (Or something like that.)

If you kill diablo for the first time on nightmare, you'll get 2 dots.

Dave
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Dave McDougall

> >> You only get a red dot for each level of difficulty that you have
> >> killed Diablo on - e.g. one for Normal, one for Nightmare, one for
> >> Hell - this is regardless of the number of times you kill him at each
> >> level of difficulty.
> 
> You don't get one dot for each mode of difficulty that you have played
where 
> Diablo has been killed. You can get all three dots at once just from
being on 
> lvl 16 when Diablo dies in Hell mode. 

Maybe a better way of phrasing it would be "The number of dots shows the
highest difficulty you've been on when Diablo was killed" using the above
scale for dots

> How then do you account for the red box?

Red box is Sorcerers who haven't killed hell Diablo yet.