too many so called veteran players critic on Diablo 3..LOL

but i still enjoy diablo 3 more because of co-op and the it required broadband connecton to play

last time diablo 2, i was student and no money to buy original copy, so ends up playing single player alone with pirated version.

now everyday i will complete my office task more efficient and go home on time.. then meet my colleagues/ friends in the game.. also told my GF that i will only spend time with her during weekend until i reach level 60 at least....LOL

Like the original Torchlight, Torchlight II will feature randomly-generated dungeons for the player to explore, and numerous types of monsters to fight for experience and loot. Torchlight II maintains the same basic gameplay as its predecessor, but features overland areas with multiple hub towns, and a longer campaign. Other new features include time of day cycles, weather effects, and a redesigned user interface. Players will be able to customize character appearance with choice of gender, face, and hair style. Additionally, several elements from the first game will be returning, such as pets, fishing, and a retirement system

it may seem that way in the beginning but im pretty sure as we go on we will find uses for what seems as useless runes in teh beginning. especially when pvp is implemented later on. cant wait to see what crazy combination of skill ppl r going to use.

i understand after years of playing the same kind of system we tend to stick to it and shun new ones as we have to discard all that we have learned and familiarized to re-learn the game again. starting anew makes us feel like a noob and that scares the shit out of a lot of people. so we can see a lot of people dissed the new system without even bothering to understand what new challenges it brought with it. fear of the unknown. it's normal.

yeah choosing between a big pot and small pot can be challenging at times i guess..

he did? can i has sawse?

implementing RMAH is a win win situation since there's gonna be a pvp function, ppl will want to get better gears to stay on the competitive edge. Like it or not, RMT will happen regardless so blizzard might as well give players this option which provides a more secure transaction and earn money while at it.

blizzard had already addressed to people that legendary items might not be the best items in game in one of the responses, rares and unique items should have higher status than the legendary ones so there's diversity of each person.

instead of coming here and whine about what you don't know and cause unneeded attention, how about you go directly to blizzard forums and ask? if you're lucky enough you'll get responses from blizz supports to clarify

LOL EPIC.

Please Play till Level 60 and try again.

Set item exist. 

as a reward? make things easier kena tiau make things more challenging and rewarding kena tiau oso kah?

im okay with it. lot of people talk about replay values. if everything is available from level one things will get boring. at least there's incentive to level up and leveling in D3 is not actually a grueling task like the previous installments.

im ok with your expectation on how you think the game "should" be. pretty sure everybody else have theirs too.

hardly any but if they get rid of what's left then it will be non-existent no?

Nephalem Valor is a new system introduced in Diablo III. It is intended among other systems to make sure that the end game is fun and exciting and also that the game is balanced so a 3-minute run of the same area won't be the most efficient way to acquire loot.
Nephalem Valor is one of the major new systems in Diablo III and it kicks in at level 60. It is still in testing and Blizzard is still working out the details. Here’s how it currently works internally: Rare and Champion packs already have great loot on them. By killing a Rare or Champion pack, not only do you get their loot, but you’ll also receive a buff granting you increased magic find and gold find. However, if you change a skill, skill rune, passive, or leave the game, the buff disappears. As an extra reward, if you kill a boss while this buff is active, you’ll receive extra loot drops from that boss.

The exact amount of magic find and gold find provided by the buff is still being reviewed, as is the amount of extra loot you get from a boss while the buff is active. Blizzard is also playing around with whether or not the buff stacks, what the duration should be, and whether or not it should persist through death. The buff should be strong enough to make staying in your current game more rewarding than creating a new game. At the same time, if the buff is too strong, it risks making shorter play sessions feel not worthwhile.

This system is expected to encourage players to stick with a skill build of their choice, select an area of the game they enjoy, and sweep it for rare and champion packs on their way to a boss, finishing off a run with a boss that’ll be worth killing. If you wanted a shorter play session you could be done at that point, but if you have more time, the path of least resistance would ideally be to stay in the same game and make your way towards the next boss

i dont see anything wrong with rewarding players who are able to stick to 1 build. it's a form of a challenge to sacrifice effectiveness in exchange for a magic and gold find buff.

with nephalam valor they should drop rares rite? no?