But the developers decided to continue a tradition from Diablo 2, namely the Secret Cow Level, and this time take the opportunity to poke a little fun at those players who felt like the game was too bright and colorful. Now, I have no idea what they’re talking about - Diablo 3 is not, in my estimation, a particularly bright or colorful game for the most part. When Diablo 3 was in development, some players were less that enthusiastic with what they saw as a garish, more brightly colored game than its predecessor. The more complicated answer is because people simply couldn’t calm down about Diablo 3‘s color palette. The simplest answer is because the developers of Diablo 3 love you very much. Now, adventurer, let me prepare you for the lands of Whimsyshire and Whimsydale.

Just because the residents are as polychromatic as the land they inhabit, it doesn’t follow that they aren’t dangerous. These places are brightly colored and magical - you could easily get lost in their twisting paths through rainbow arches and smiling clouds, but be warned.

These magical places, denied by some, are accessible through strange portals, but despite their similarities there are some differences between the two.

Yes, there’s not just one, but two lands full of ponies and stuffed animals and rainbows in Diablo 3.

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