I was in a previous Beta for it, and It's.. well.. Diablo. Clicky clicky..

But I refuse to play it after being disconnected from the game during the single player campaign because their server blipped. Then having to restart the area over, and loosing anything I picked up. Screw that. I only wanted to play it for the Single Player Campaign. Why in the hell do I need to have it constantly connect to their servers. I did not plan on playing ANY type of PvP or CoOp at all. I shouldn't need to have it constantly connected. Horrible decision on Blizzard's part.

Looks like I won't be able to try it, every time I try to start or join a game, it freezes on the loading screen for ever before disconnecting me back to the login screen.

*stares a d3 icon* dunno ive been in the game alot more than i ever wanted to. dunno guys its one game im gunna pass on

Well, it's Diablo...in THREE DEE!!! Same old game, new face.

But, it's been enough years since I've played D2 that I'll be able to enjoy D3.

But do you really want to pay $60 for what is basically an HD release of D2?

I already did that with Starcraft II.

So yes. Blizzard can gladly have my money. Besides, if I happen to get a few good drops the game might one day pay for itself.

Eh, it's different enough from D2 enough to warrant a purchase in my case. The skills, classes, the story are pretty good. The genre doesn't change, every game of it's type is always click, kill and receive loot.

I had been planning on playing a ton of D3 last weekend, but then I found out how hectic the life of a dungeon master is the day before a gaming session.

Pfft. Just play D3 all weekend and then make up everything for the adventure on the fly.

That mentality leads to the best adventures...and usually make the least sense, but still quite fun!


-Kroneuss