I'm being vague for the purpose of avoiding spoilers and I already feel like I gave away too much. And from there it's a nonstop battle against Belial, Azmodan, and the Prime Evil itself in a quest that will shake the very heavens. Find Deckard Cain and the falling star that shook the land. Pick up arms as one of five classes that is hell bent on stopping the forces of darkness.

But let's see if I can try to keep the lynch mob away from my door, shall we?ĭiablo 3, do we need much explaining of the story? Well sure let's do that for the sake of coverage. As a Diablo fan I'm torn between telling you, dear reader, that this is the game you've been waiting for, but that it is also one of Blizzard's weakest efforts in quite a while, which really isn't saying much.

But now that I spend my time critically analyzing it, I see a lot of great things, and a lot of not so great things that really had me questioning if the twelve year wait was worth it.

While these are perfectly valid concerns to have with the launch of a game, how much do they affect me, the person who is reviewing this game and my overall opinion as a result? Truth be told I was expecting this to be my popcorn game of the summer, one I could just switch off my brain and totally enjoy even with all the crap that Blizzard managed to shovel in my face as a consumer. A lot of discussion about error number this and error number that, lack of proper offline play, and a busted auction house. A lot has been said about the launch of Diablo 3, some bad, some good.

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