Which he would have if not for the player. A keep compromised to that extent really shouldn't be able to hold so his message is crowing that he's won. You then have to fight through three levels with one of the highest enemy densities in the game, presumably ready to follow up the initial assault. Remember that Azmodan's revelation that he's infiltrated the keep is immediately followed by his demons bursting through the door from the lower levels. Hell, to his credit, I can see the taunts as his way of trying to "lure" you into your doom.I mean each of these hints ultimately leads to his generals. I mean, while there is a great deal of pride involved in such a showcase, what general accounts for a One-Man Army single handedly decimating your forces. I'm gonna second Nephalem Monkey Wrench.As for how he can be such a skilled commander with that mentality is a whole other question.
So while he's got the premise down, his pride gets the better of him, and he just has to gloat. Well, it kinda makes sense as he's the lord of Sin.Closely related, I do wonder whether the writers themselves actually intended for Axzmodan to be a skilled commander, or themselves planned for it to just be reputation. Stay quiet, and they'll never know", than proceed to tell the player anyway? Either one on its own would make sense (sneaking under the keep would show a flash of the tactical skill Azmodan theoretically has, telling the players fits with Azmodan's tendency to announce all his other moves), but doing both at the same time makes little sense. Why does blizzard have Azmodan send a message (found on a messenger demon) to the effect of "We've successfully snuck into the keep.
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