Diablo 3 review
- blatherbeard
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Diablo 3 review
Here is my review of Diablo 3 on my friends gaming website.
ENJOY!
http://diehardgamefan.com/2011/11/03/di ... n-preview/
ENJOY!
http://diehardgamefan.com/2011/11/03/di ... n-preview/
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Re: Diablo 3 review
Nice read! I'm looking forward to it, despite the fact that it's not really my most favorite type of RPG (action dungeon crawl, aka Gauntlet 2012). But pretty much anything Blizzard does is worth a look!
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Thanks for the review!
I'm going to love this game Though, I do hope the level-up thing will be a little different in the full game.
I'm going to love this game Though, I do hope the level-up thing will be a little different in the full game.
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I was hoping so too enterian, but i believe the stat gain is permanent but the rune thing is supposed to kick pretty major ass as far as changing your abilities.
Its pretty damn addictive though, definitely getting it myself as well.
Its pretty damn addictive though, definitely getting it myself as well.
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The fact that this game is online-only, even in single player mode, cannot be paused, and logs you out automatically if you are idle, is pushing me away from it. I think I'll just wait for Torchlight II instead.
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Re: Diablo 3 review
Sadly, I am in this same boat myself. I love Diablo, Hellfire, Diablo II and D2 LoD. I just can't bring myself to even gaze upon D3.Arkos wrote:The fact that this game is online-only, even in single player mode, cannot be paused, and logs you out automatically if you are idle, is pushing me away from it. I think I'll just wait for Torchlight II instead.
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Er, yeah...I kind of forgot some of this. If this is true- if this does not change before it is released, then I will not bother.Arkos wrote:The fact that this game is online-only, even in single player mode, cannot be paused, and logs you out automatically if you are idle, is pushing me away from it. I think I'll just wait for Torchlight II instead.
Re: Diablo 3 review
Same here. I played and enjoyed Diablo 1 & 2, but I won't be getting 3.
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Ditto. I hope, though, that some time in the future this restriction might be removed, as they removed the CD check from Diablo II. Yes, this was 10 years afterward, but I can wait. It's not like there won't be anything else to play in the meantime (all hail to the indie market)!
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Just letting you know that i wouldn't count on it changing unfortunately. Like all of you guys, i wish it wasn't the way it was, but alas it is.
I have to say also that i almost wish i hadn't gotten into the beta as i would not have bought it either, most likely.
Then again, alot of the fps games my guild plays are online only, pvp types. So im used to having to be connected to play a game. Just like having to be connected to access DLC that you have downloaded for Dragon Age and Mass effect games.
I have to say also that i almost wish i hadn't gotten into the beta as i would not have bought it either, most likely.
Then again, alot of the fps games my guild plays are online only, pvp types. So im used to having to be connected to play a game. Just like having to be connected to access DLC that you have downloaded for Dragon Age and Mass effect games.
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Looks like D3 launches May 15.
http://us.battle.net/d3/en/blog/4612389/Test-3_16_2012
I'll still wait on other people's reviews before buying. It just sounds like they've strayed too far from the formula that made the first 2 games enjoyable for me. Besides, I still haven't played Skyrim yet.
http://us.battle.net/d3/en/blog/4612389/Test-3_16_2012
I'll still wait on other people's reviews before buying. It just sounds like they've strayed too far from the formula that made the first 2 games enjoyable for me. Besides, I still haven't played Skyrim yet.
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Yeah, I'd say if you had to play one of Skyrim or Diablo 3, you should go with Skyrim. For all of it's faults and quirks (I play it on a PS3) I think it is quite a good game and anything that logs you out for being idle and is only playable online, even in single player mode is... Questionable.
There is part of me the enjoyed Diablo I and II a lot, and another part which feels that Diablo, as a series, is somehow responsible (or at least culpable) in the decline of turn based RPGs.
There is part of me the enjoyed Diablo I and II a lot, and another part which feels that Diablo, as a series, is somehow responsible (or at least culpable) in the decline of turn based RPGs.
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I won't be getting this game. I will NEVER buy a game with always online DRM. I'll be playing Torchlight 2 and Grim Dawn for my PC hack n slash, dungeon crawling needs.
Will Pay For Cloth Map
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I'm sure I'll end up purchasing the game, but I find it awfully shady that they won't even show you the price of the game for pre-order until you log into your battle.net account... 0_o
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Actually you can, but you need to search amazonCrazyBernie wrote:I'm sure I'll end up purchasing the game, but I find it awfully shady that they won't even show you the price of the game for pre-order until you log into your battle.net account... 0_o
Im with you guys really, but damn its DIABLO! lol
Im not so hyped up on the drm as you really cant get away from drm unless you stay away from pretty much every big game co out there, and there are too many companies i want to support (bioware for one) because their games are consistently great.
But the online thing still super bugs the hell out of me.
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