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I`m surprised you gave it 8/10. This game is just a little boring and life-less. And what about the online, online action-house, lags etc. 6/10 would be more correct. Maybe you gave it 2 points more because of the name?

Diablo 3 seemed like WoW, Fable, and LoL fused together.. Fun, for sure..

Meh, I rather play TL2 . It has a better combat feel, but i do admit it does have a more archaic class system.

ok, i'm not a big pc gamer, but i was looking forword to D3. i played D2 a LOT and enjoyed it emencly. but realy, 20+ hours to actualy have a challange. this isn't right nor welcom. people get pissed if a game takes 2 hours without a challange. yet people prais the hell out of a game that's famous like D3 that takes 20+ hours and say "oh that's excusable" i call bull. also, why do i have to be ONLINE to play SINGLE player. this isn't cool and if i have money problems at any time POOF no internet and no D3. if you say "oh XBL and STEAM require online" you can still play any game OFFLINE as well. but i don't like it if i have to sign in to just to play a game by my self and myself only. sorry, but this gose on my BL of game compainies i'll no longer be buying from. This is the same with any game with a Online Pass.

Act I and II of normal are incredibly boring, Act III of normal thru Act I of Hell was the enjoyable part of the game. Act II of Hell through Act 1 of Inferno was quite challenging, but still fun. Then Act II of Inferno is frustratingly difficult, just feels like work, and is no longer any fun.

I think normal mode is very easy on this game. I didn't die until act 2, and even then the penalty for death is almost nonexistent. That said, once you hit the second difficulty the game gets much harder, as enemies seem to dish out a lot more damage. I'm on the third difficulty at the moment (Hell) and I die quite frequently now. Considering I've beat the game twice with the same character, though, should show you how fun and easy it is to continue playing the game even through areas you've already played (since the game keeps it fresh by randomizing what enemies you face and what side-dungeons/events you encounter).

I can see how it might not be for everyone, but if you loved Diablo 2 you should love this game. It's basically Diablo 2, just improved on nearly every gameplay front (the ability to use six skills at a time instead of two is a godsend).

Still playing the game, though, and still loving it.

Nice review Jared, it looks like the same crap rehashed w/ inexcusable bugs. This was a good game 20 years ago but I believe its time has past...and besides if it is that easy, why bother?

But you gave it a 2/10 during the last Mario Party After Dark..... :P

I wish Jared would have had the time to grind up to at least Hell-difficulty before talking about the game. It's actually fun in Hell, compared to Normal and Nightmare, and Inferno is where it really gets me going.

Minor complaint, but the transitions with the flying "REVIEW" logo are so loud it's ear piercing. If I try to turn down the volume I cant even hear you speak.

If you've never played a Diablo title before, D3 will more than likely be an entertaining romp through the undead- and demon-infested woods. However, having thrown away who knows how many hundreds of hours on D2, it feels slightly lacking. Available items feel a bit "meh" in that Legendaries (D2 uniques) at the moment feel completely ignorable, and runes, jewels, charms, and so on have been removed. Also, after your first play-through the first and second acts will feel like a drag (just like d2! heh) compared to faster-paced action of 3 & 4.

I'm also going to jump on the "online-only-is-teh-sux" bandwagon. Personally, if I start up a game without taking any additional precautions, I randomly get dc'd within 5-10 minutes (also note this is the only game that gives me this problem -- my internet and other online games are remarkably stable). Blizzard suggests joining General Chat (on top of other solutions) to maintain connection, and this works surprisingly well...assuming you can put up with the Spam Bots, which popped up only a few days after release. You can argue all you want about having to keep connected to Steam/Origin/Xbox Live/etc. but when it boils down to it, a majority of the games on those platforms can be played with no connection at all. D3 lacks this option, and it taints the experience a bit.

With that said D3 is by no means a bad game. Even though it's already been out for a few weeks already, if you're still on the fence then I'd suggest waiting for a price drop. Personally, dropping $60 on release day felt a bit excessive after having experienced Blizzard's horrible handling of the launch.

I can't believe all the complaints about the game being online only. I'm always online on Steam, always online on Origin, always online on Xbox Live, always online on World of Warcraft (obviously, duh...) and StarCraft 2 and have come to the conclusion that that's just the way how thing will continue to work from now on. The only valid argument were the unstable D3 servers (which Blizzard should be ashamed of since they have so much online experience this shouldn't happen) but that was during launch week.

Diablo 3 is an insanely fun and well-made game. How can you refuse to buy it just because it's online only and still call yourself a gamer? You obviously have internet access. During my 160 hours of playing the game, I've been disconnected twice. Both times way after midnight and because of maintenance. Guess what..people flooded the forums at 3 AM and cried like little girls.

Yes, the game has it's problems and the servers need some work, but Blizzard is working on it non-stop and people are overexaggerating WAY TO MUCH because of the tiniest things, making the game look like crap (which it isn't).

Look for guest passes or starter editions of the game if you absolutely have to check it out before you buy, but don't let whiners keep you from playing the game. I've spent so much time with the game that I barely ate anything. My wife went to her parents because I was totally oblivious of her being around the house. I don't regret anything though. It's just a lot of fun to play and even though the story completely sucks, it is still one of the most enjoyable games out there.

Accidently posted a second time.

Great review Jared. Looks like we pretty much had the same impression of Diablo 3.

The game Really starts on Hell Difficulty, and gets good on Inferno. I guarantee Jared didn't get to hell difficulty talking about how easy it is. Chances are you'll need a little auction action to get through Hell in one piece. And it becomes ALL about smart choices in gear. With so many options available it becomes very fun at that point. I started stacking fire resistance with my monk, and using a perk that makes all resistances equal to the highest resistance. It's working well and I'm hauling ass through hell, but I'm not sure about inferno.

I got Diablo 3 "free" through the WoW season pass deal. I am glad I still play WoW, because D3 was just not all that great. The story is just nonexistent. What little story there is, is full of cliches and things you see coming a mile away. The loot system is fun yeah, but the only stat that matters is how much more damage you can get. The classes are just D1 and D2 classes with a few alterations and the name changes. Jared is 100% correct about how easy the first play through is. Hell the 2nd play through on the next difficulty is still easy. And then you have the always online thing.. It's complete bullshit. Making it so you have to connect to their servers for SINGLE player is just stupid.

Was hoping that the reason this review took so long to come out was that you were trying to play through the whole game, including inferno to get the whole feel of the game, not just a tiny aspect of it. Otherwise great review.

Jared's bit on health potions only refers to normal mode. I dare you to play in nightmare or beyond without them.

I admit lack of offline was what lead me to skip this diablo, I am a huge diablo 2 fan, but I want the offline lan experience not the online public game. I do admit I will end up with a copy sooner or later but I do have issues with this one.

Am I the only one who couldn't care less about this game?

Well of course normal mode isnt a challenge, Diablo II wasnt any different in that aspect. The only flaw that i personally see is that there isnt a true offline singleplayer.

A really great review, as usual, Jared. I just wonder if Blizzard would carry through on a console version of D3. The rumors certainly suggest so, but one wonders what they would change, were that to happen. A lot of the talk during development was that the game was being designed with one eye on the console market. Wouldn't surprise me if that was the case, I doubt Blizzard would miss out on a money-making opportunity like that. If that ever does happen I do look forward to seeing your opinion on it once again.

Not a single mention of hardcore mode? Very surprising. If Jared wanted a challenge he should have at the very least done that and mentioned it in the review. Then again, as others have said, it's when you hit hell/inferno that things get frustratingly difficult.

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Too easy, you say!

Wait until you get to Hell/Inferno.

I'm pleased with the review, glad to see some reviewers aren't going to get locked up with complaining about some issue or other they believe needs to be talked about before even playing the actual game. Keeping to the gameplay and working on what actually matters seems a much fairer bet to me.

The whole need to be online at all times is just not right. There really is no reason for it at all if I want to play single player. I hope that Blizzard fixes this one day, they probably won't but since I do not play a lot of their games I cannot judge them.

The true betrayal to fans is the requirement of a constant internet connection. It is the worst way to put DRM in your game, and it truly shows how Blizzard has been consumed by the business dealings of Activision. I will never buy this game until they patch this game with an offline mode, as it represents everything that is wrong with the Gaming Market these days.

i still enjoy the game, and still playing it btw.

it should however, be called Diablo Online. Those connection problem is just a big no

Even with all it's flaws, I have to say that I had a lot of fun in Diablo 3. Though with the way the game has been treated with the online DRM and all, I think it's fair to say that Blizzard better provide sweet content to somewhat justify this. Starting with the improvement of loot drops and the PvP.

Normal, Nightmare and Hell are to easy. Inferno is (almost) to hard. It's like they shower you with dumbed down units only to troll you later with the real difficulty. For those of you who went from act1 inferno to act2 know what i'm talking about. The game (despite it's flaws) is very enjoyable though.

Here is how I will rate it if your new to diablo and want to check it out then you should buy it but if you already are a fann of diablo are were expecting something new you will be dsapointed and just rent it

easy? play inferno thx