| rangerqq |
Oct 23rd, 2012 11:28 |
如果明知道，不花真钱就别想打到好装备，那还有什么乐趣了，这游戏最大的乐趣本来是收集装备的。看看future shop客户对这个游戏的review吧。
Its not Diablo
As someone who played Diablo 1 for years, then Diablo 2 for over a decade, its a shame that Blizzard Entertainment allowed this to be released in the state it did. The whole game has been designed around the Real Money Auction House. That means the drop rate of items is VERY low, and with good reason, it forces you to use the real money auction house if you want to upgrade your character to become superior. Blizzard has been under fire for this since the game launched, as people noticed instantly the drops were worth generally nothing, then after finishing the Normal/Nightmare/Hell difficulties, Inferno is when Diablo 3 actually started, however being killed by elites in single hits unless you have outstanding equipment is VERY anoying, as such MANY people have quit playing, the number of public games has dropped from 9000+ during any given moment to only a few hundred at a time, people have learned that there is no point in playing multiplayer, as it does not help anything. In fact, Diablo 3 is very diffirent than Diablo 2 in that aspect, as more people join your game your "Magic Find" actually goes down, as you all share "MF" and get a average instead of combined. This means if you had 400MF, and 3 more people join your game, who all had 0, you would get 100MF as would each of the people who joined. The Gold Auction house has been nearly abandoned, listing have from from the millions to only tens of thousands, as everyone and their grandmothers use the Real Money Auction House "RMAH". Blizzard also got ALOT of people upset as they now have a disclaimer on the RMAH, stating that even if you buy something, it could be nerfed into the ground and made worthless, so think first before spending alot of money on items off there. Increased Attack Speed was nerfed not long ago, which made people who spend hundreds of dollars on gear get nothing, then all the legendary items got changed in the most recent patch, making all the former ones virtually worthless, meaning everyone who purchased them off the "RMAH" was shafted yet again. Blizzard has been asked directly time and time again why they keep forcing players to "regear" when the nerfs happen, there has not been a single responce, except for the player base, which sums it up perfectly, to force you to use the "RMAH", as Blizzard makes money from every single sale.
4.0
Jan
from Etobicoke, ON
Sep 30, 2012
fun
It is very fun and easy to play (normal difficulty), Graphics are amazing for a hack and slash type of game. Story is very deep and very easy to keep up with as you go along.. I would highly recommend this game. Auction house feature is neat! You can sell items to make gold and then buy other things from other players!
1.0
daniil
from Toronto
Jul 27, 2012
For all disappointed in DIII, PoE is the answer
I too fell a victim of buying into a name that I knew since my childhood and truly treasured. Boy, was I disappointed in the direction they took. By mere chance I've stumbled upon a suggested video on YouTube for Path of Exile and that blew my mind, it looked exactly like many of us expected Diablo III to look like. I've been playing ever since and best of all it's totally free. You can really see that devs care about their product. Anyone who still has sour after taste in their mouth due to Blizzard's betrayal of their fanbase, check out Path of Exile, you won't want to leave.
3.0
Mark
from London ON
Jul 21, 2012
Not so good ...
I was still playing Diablo 2 just last summer and could still enjoy it. Diablo 3 is not as good and probably most players of D2 will be disappointed. What D3 does best is the artistic elements, animations, voice talents. However it as a game it has serious balance problems. It begins very easy and does not develop too much challenge until towards the end of the Hell version. By the time you reach Inferno you are not prepared at all for the sudden difficulty which only gets more and more difficult as each act unfolds. The things that made D2 enjoyable was you could work towards building up your skills and gear, but in D3 this seems missing. No longer can you make a wizard to find set of legendary items. They are so infrequent that finding a single one might happen once every 40 hours of game play. The end game is repetitive and feels more like work than fun. In fact this game lacks fun much after defeating Diablo the first time, and even that is too easy to feel like much of an accomplishment. I cannot recommend this to anyone really that wants to enjoy a good gaming experience. All that can be said is that the first play through on normal mode is fine but after that it lacks much else.
1.0
Bernie
from Dieppe, New Brunswick
Jul 04, 2012
Could be much better
I have been playing Diablo II since it first came out, so my expectations were high. I have played Diablo III for a few days so far and the best description I could have is: It's like driving a scooter after having a motorcycle for several years. It's pretty neat at first, but then the novelty wears off. I find that it's too much on autopilot. You just sit there and point at anything that glows and then you slice up three, four, or five monsters in one swipe. No challenge! All Flash in the pan and no meat!! I recently re-installed Diablo II after putting it aside for a year or so and couldn't stop playing. I installed Diablo III and I get bored after an hour or so. I was lucky that I borrowed my brother's copy and used his account to try it. He stopped using it after a few weeks. I will now uninstall it and go back to Diablo II.
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