Just got disconnected from my single player game for being AFK. This is hilarious.
Ouch. Yeah, trying to tear down the separations between single and multi-player was a huge mistake.
Just got disconnected from my single player game for being AFK. This is hilarious.
D3 is fun, but I'm done with it now. Played a wizard up to 60 (Inferno Act 1), and then realized that I'd just played the same game three times through. The item-grinding treadmill lost its allure pretty quick. I mean, yeah, I get the appeal of getting bigger numbers so that you can do more numbers and get items that give you even BIGGER numbers, but the story isn't interesting enough to play through that many times.
I stand by my assertion that D3 is D2 with better graphics and some minor UI/gameplay improvements.
I think Diablo III's amount of content is fine if you're like me and can't play games often.
Oh, the amount of content isn't the problem; it's just that I played through the entire game three times in two weeks. And then I kept seeing Blizzard posts talking about the endgame, which essentially consists of farming Inferno for high-end loot. (To what purpose, I'm not entirely sure.) When the game creators talk about farming as if it's something you could enjoy doing, I think maybe the game has reached the limit of its appeal.
There is some content in the game I haven't seen yet; mostly certain random events and random dungeons that I wasn't lucky enough to come across. I'd love to play through those, but not so much that I'm willing to sit there grinding through regions over and over just to have a chance of seeing Random Event C-7.
Mists of Pandaria is going to be sucking up all my time for a few months
What's the Paragon level? I haven't played D3 in a while. Is that an expansion?