dragon69185
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I don't mean to be that guy but...
I bought Diablo 2 on release day back then and was thoroughly unimpressed. Boring clickfest in my opinion. Since then I've played Diablo clones that were far better like the original Dungeon Siege, Titan Quest and even Torchlight.
Forgive my ignorance as I haven't played PC games much in two years but what does this game do differently from Diablo 2? I bought Starcraft 2 release day as well and played about 6 hours before shelving it. It was almost the exact same mechanics with fancier graphics (that were no better than Company of Heroes'). How is this game better?
I've been looking for a reason to install the water cooler I bought last year and upgrade my video card but my PC is mostly a Youtube box these days.
*Edit: two of my friends are calling in sick next week to play. I've asked them what's going to be new and original in this game and they both said, "IT'S DIABLO BRO, YOU GOTTA PLAY!" Meh?
No worries man. The nice part of Diablo is not only the storyline, but it is a game that you can keep coming back and making a new type of character. That was my main reason to play (depending if I wanted a classic Whirlwind Barb or a Dual Wielding Barb, etc.).
Starcraft 2 was more of the storyline as well for me, but the updated version of online play was also nice. The new maps, new units, and much more advance AI is one of the reasons why I still play Starcraft 2 when I have the chance.
They did upgrade the graphics (one of the big key things), but also made it so you can get better weapons earlier on, as well as upgrade your weapons easier through the blacksmith. Also, made it so you can change your type of character you want to play with more easy (some say it dumbed it down too much), so you don't have to just be a singularly focused character. It is still a click, kill, loot, repeat type game, but that is kind of also what made it fun. Good old hack and slash type game that you can go to, or back to, at any time, enjoy yourself, and not feel like you were obligated. :thumbsup: