Unlike Diablo II (which used pre-rendered 2D sprites), MU Online used a full 3D engine for characters and monsters, with 2D backgrounds—a hybrid approach. The result was that characters could wear visually distinct armor sets that rotated with the camera. This was a massive technical achievement in 2001 and a major selling point.
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Vance argued that the human mind operates on a filtration system. To function in society, we must filter out the vast majority of sensory data we receive—the hum of electricity, the shifting of tectonic plates, the background radiation of the universe. Vance theorized that "Mu-Eltrivia" is the moment that filtration system glitches. Unlike Diablo II (which used pre-rendered 2D sprites),