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8/06/12 10:38:52 AM#21
I like it and play every day. I wonder if people's opinion would be different about the game if the always on-line and RMAH wasn't in the game.
When people buy all their gear, either on the Gold or RM AH, then there really isn't a point to playing past the first playthrough.
I've played other games that are similar to Diablo 3, and Diablo 3 is much superior BY FAR. So, even tho my positive opinion goes against the popular opinion that D3 is a bad game, I think I'm still right. Over 200 hours played and still going strong.
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8/06/12 10:42:19 AM#22
@ sammandar
I reality I think this game was just too hype and long overdue that person expected the second coming... I don't know, but maybe i'm too jaded. I saw d3 as an ok game, with the changes the keep making up to release I had a feeling direction on the game was out of sync and as such I expected and ok release just to appease fans.. So far the D2 guys that are making torchlight 2, "Seems" to be on the right track.. |
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Zekiah
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Joined: 1/06/07
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8/06/12 10:43:59 AM#23
Originally posted by sammandar Agreed. I include myself in the "sucker" category unfortunately. The game is pure garbage. "Censorship is never over for those who have experienced it. It is a brand on the imagination that affects the individual who has suffered it, forever." - Noam Chomsky |
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8/06/12 10:45:48 AM#24
Originally posted by Zekiah
I want a mmorpg where people have gone through misery, have gone through school stuff and actually have had sex even. -sagil |
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8/06/12 10:45:49 AM#25
I got my money's worth out of it. Can't ask for more (Though lot of people do). I wanted to type something really smart as a reply to this subject, but the Scarlet Blade ad got me distracted and I forgot what I wanted to type. |
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8/06/12 10:45:59 AM#26
10million and I am not one of them I feel kind of left out ..... not. I never have played a blizzard game yet and if they continue to make same type of titles I never will. I understand thats just my taste but on the other hand I don't understand how such boring and ugly looking games receive such attention.
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8/06/12 10:46:31 AM#27
I would also be interested to see the breakdown by region. D3 was a huge disappointment to me because of the lack of item difference. You basically find blue or yellow items with essentially the same stat variation and build composition and D2 was so much more. D3 has been wildly successful in game sales by pirating the name recognition and delivering a crappy game, and by the time D4 comes out in 20 years I won't be around to remember how bad the last game was.
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8/06/12 10:46:41 AM#28
Originally posted by WhiteLantern If that is the case; More often than not, people only have themselves to blame, but never do. I wanted to type something really smart as a reply to this subject, but the Scarlet Blade ad got me distracted and I forgot what I wanted to type. |
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8/06/12 10:48:53 AM#29
Diablo 3 was like the biggest con job ever with their RMAH and bad design mechanics. Sure alot played it at launch but i highly doubt 10 million of those sales are still playing after the bad taste it left in so many players.
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8/06/12 10:54:22 AM#30
@ Psychow
blizz tried there best to get more person playing D3 and as such the Ah was born because it offers a path to least frustration from there messed up loot algorithm (which they themselves said its not good).. RMAH is a tiny hinderance if any at all (who is gonna argue against the chance of making real money in a game).. Torchlight 2 testing has been more fun & rewarding than D3 inferno mode.. Maybe blizz can look at that any try to copy there style and make D3 xpac fun... |
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8/06/12 10:54:32 AM#31
Originally posted by Nadia Blizzard doubled their profits, and it was not due to WoW subs, last year? Then what was it due to? Diablo 3 released this year, so it wasn't due to that. StarCraft 2 was considered a financial failure internally (a friend of mine who worked on their Mobile Apps team as a Producer told me that the atmosphere after SC2 released was near-palpable), and based on external figures it wasn't due to that. So... how did they increase their financial earnings by double last year if not through WoW subs? You must be suggesting that their vanity pet sales through the Blizzard Store did that, if not WoW. As a point, by "WoW subs" I am of course including expansion sales. Perhaps "WoW subs" is misleading. I should have said: "Activision Blizzard are reliant on World of Warcraft sales and subs". Anyway... you were saying? |
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8/06/12 10:57:53 AM#32
I find people are going rough against this game. I am in the lot, I bough the game , i beat it to inferno act2, then I hated the act1 grinding and stopped played, I haven't logged since. BUT , I did spent over 90-100h on the game. I buy almost all the new game that releases and compared to a lot of them, I did play a lot. So it was worth my money.
I think everyone just over-hyped the game, it IS a good game because it managed to have me be enjoyed for 100hours, that is enough for me, even most of the RPG that I play on console doesnt even last me that long now..
I'm sad that the game is nothing compared to what I expected from Blizzard, but it's still a good game. Most of us probably spent 80+hours on the game, and we probably all reached inferno, so the game did "sort of" good at least.. |
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8/06/12 11:00:56 AM#33
Originally posted by k-damage Diablo 3 is not a MMO, it is a Multiplayer game. Its job was to sell boxes not subscriptions, and it did Good on Blizzard, huge success.................crap game though Yet, when you have a good reputation, people buys everything (me included). Not so sure about the next tme though.................. |
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8/06/12 11:02:55 AM#34
Originally posted by Pouf Why shouldn't they go rough at it. Blizzard had the game for like 8+ years and this is what we got ? Pathetic is the word that comes to mind. |
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8/06/12 11:03:17 AM#35
Originally posted by Souldrainer Pretty much this, would be great to know how many of the 10 mill are from the Asian Market, probably 80% or more like it is in WoW. |
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8/06/12 11:05:59 AM#36
As far i am concerned this game is nothing but a RMT money making scam, with rigged loot tables to encourage spending real money. It was just the most exspensive pc game i ever bought 60 euro, pc games have rarely been over 30 ever. Never touching a blizzard product again.
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8/06/12 11:07:41 AM#37
Originally posted by dotdotdash you probably didnt even read the article -- Call of Duty was the reason for the booming success ActivBlizzard had last year
a reminder from Q3 2011, increased Profits announced, WOW loses subs http://www.vg247.com/2011/11/08/activision-blizzard-q3-digital-revenue-up-25-ytd/ The Juggernauts .. World of Warcraft subscriptions also took a hit, dropping by around 800,000 to 10.3 million. Morhaime said most of the losses were in “the East”, but said World of Warcraft remains the most popular online game in China and the most popular subscription MMO in the world. EQNext press http://EQ3Wire.com EQ2: Freeport server |
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Zekiah
Apprentice Member
Joined: 1/06/07
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8/06/12 11:13:00 AM#38
Originally posted by WhiteLantern Like I said, I'm in the "sucker" category. I loved D2 so much that I went stupid and bought the game even though I knew it was crap. I've played D2 for thousands of hours over the years, by far more than any other game, so even though I knew the game sucked from beta I played the sucker role perfectly. Hard lesson learned and I'm getting to the point of hating games in general. The majority of current developers are idiots and have no clue how to make a good game, all they care about is money. Blizzard can take a flying leap for all I care. A once great and respected company in my book has now turned to crap. "Censorship is never over for those who have experienced it. It is a brand on the imagination that affects the individual who has suffered it, forever." - Noam Chomsky |
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8/06/12 11:14:05 AM#39
Dont forget people, its a Business, and its succesfull! Its made good returns on investments for blizzard and is still making more. All to often , we as gamers, forget gaming is a business about making money, not about who makes they best games, thou both of those should be together, they seldom are.
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8/06/12 11:20:57 AM#40
Originally posted by ste2000
What part of the game was "crap" ?
Movement? Combat? UI? Class diversity? Graphics? Too easy? Too hard?
How many hours did you play before you came to your conclusion that it was a crap game? Was it a crap game before you came to this conclusion? What did you think of the game before it became a crap game? Did you come to this conclusion on your own, or was it from reading other people's comments and complaints? |
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