His death was a strong factor that allowed Adria to enact her plans with little to no suspicion and/or resistance. At least not unless thereвЂ™s some major changes made to the gameвЂ™s overall plot. On another note, I seriously canвЂ™t see Deckard Cain surviving up until RoS. You defeated Malthael, but you were still too late.Д®h, I wasnвЂ™t serious about it as I was only poking fun at how your scenario slightly mirrored the end events of the Avengers Infinity War film imo.

That would have been the kind of Pyrrhic Victory I would want to see in a Diablo game. That silence would already be powerful enoughвЂ¦ no, the silence would actually amplify the whole scene.Дo you remember the Episode вЂThe Rains of CastamereвЂ™ of Game of Thrones? The one with the Red Wedding? In the ending credits - which came directly after the Red Wedding happened - there was no music at all to let the audience sit with the shock, which intensified the whole thing even more.Д¬ain talking would take away from the power of such a scene.ДЄlso, if Cain would have actually died that way, then they also should have ended that scene without music and maybe even not have music in the credits, or let some terribly sad music slowly fading in after about a minute or 30 seconds of silence. That was one of the things that made D3 feel even more like it was written by a 12 year old. What is happening should speak for itself - it shouldnвЂ™t have to be explained or verbally emphasized on top of that. There already is too much unnecessary talking and explaining going on in D3.

You forgot 4.5 where Deckard Cain tells Tyrael that he doesnвЂ™t feel so good

Slain enemies rest in peace diablo 3