The fact that you have to be logged in is shit, whether or not there are connection issues. This is the same exact problem all of Ubisoft's games had, but since this is Blizzard, people don't seem to care NEARLY as much. This is the worst type of DRM that a company can possibly put into a game.
Sometimes I feel like I'm the only person in the world who actually played D1 and D2 single player because of a lack of/unreliable internet connection. I probably played D1 and D2 for a thousand hours online, but likewise I played them for a thousand hours offline, in single player mode.
Despite the fact that D1 and D2 are both on my list of "favorite games of all time" I will not be buying D3 unless this is changed. Which I don't expect it to be, but hey, such is life. I am hardly lacking in other fun games to play.
Despite the fact that D1 and D2 are both on my list of "favorite games of all time" I will not be buying D3 unless this is changed. Which I don't expect it to be, but hey, such is life. I am hardly lacking in other fun games to play.
I agree with you- that IS pretty crappy for a single player experience. And what if you want to play on a laptop? Or what if your internet drops out?
However it seems like PC gaming companies just cannot find a "win-win" solution for DRM. Its stinky but can't blame them too hard when less then 5 minutes from turning on my PC I can download every Diablo, Starcraft, and Warcraft game (minus WoW).
However it seems like PC gaming companies just cannot find a "win-win" solution for DRM. Its stinky but can't blame them too hard when less then 5 minutes from turning on my PC I can download every Diablo, Starcraft, and Warcraft game (minus WoW).
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Sure you can blame them. It's not like DRM is doing anything to stop pirates from downloading every Diablo, Starcraft, and Warcraft game. DRM does nothing except hurt legitimate buyers, and maybe stall the pirates for anywhere between 1 hour to 1 week until they....pirate the game. Pirates gonna pirate. They're not going to rush out and buy a copy because the DRM stops them temporarily.
Sure you can blame them. It's not like DRM is doing anything to stop pirates from downloading every Diablo, Starcraft, and Warcraft game. DRM does nothing except hurt legitimate buyers, and maybe stall the pirates for anywhere between 1 hour to 1 week until they....pirate the game. Pirates gonna pirate. They're not going to rush out and buy a copy because the DRM stops them temporarily.

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