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Combat in that game was soooo good. It was the logical next step for diablo, Its too bad Blizzard wouldn't ever dare try something like that though.
Ah, I completely forgot about Hellgate, TBH it was a fairly good game even in singleplayer although I was young at the time and didn't realize the focus of that game was the multiplayer, however even then I rather enjoyed the multiplayer, but it was, rather empty and felt like it was lacking something. Glad to see its still alive and kicking, though I do feel a bit betrayed for buying it retail. But hey, that disc and box could be worth 500000$ in 50 or so years if it ever strikes it big.
I really enjoyed some elements of the first game, especially the mix of magic and technology. It drove me batty how the levels were randomly generated every time, though. Not every game. Every time you went back to an area, it got scrambled. Really hurt suspension of disbelief and was kind of frustrating. Never mind the quests were almost always "GO KILL X" or alternatively "GO KILL 20 OF X".
I don't remember any server issues when I played it after it went free-to-play.
It was fun while I played it, though it did get a bit repetitive. And I think it made Borderland's weapon "variety" look like a bad joke.
I really only quit playing because access to Act 3 (and its areas) was locked behind a cash shop item. And while you could buy that item through the auction house for in-game money, the economy was a slightly borked in a way that meant you pretty much had to spend all the money a single character would collect going from the start of the game through Act 2. (Items sold to the shop for such a pittance that the vast majority of your money came from quest rewards, and you couldn't repeat those quests.)
It was fun while I played it, though it did get a bit repetitive. And I think it made Borderland's weapon "variety" look like a bad joke.
I really only quit playing because access to Act 3 (and its areas) was locked behind a cash shop item. And while you could buy that item through the auction house for in-game money, the economy was a slightly borked in a way that meant you pretty much had to spend all the money a single character would collect going from the start of the game through Act 2. (Items sold to the shop for such a pittance that the vast majority of your money came from quest rewards, and you couldn't repeat those quests.)
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I'm gonna have to disagree with you on the weapon variety part, unless they added substantiel new amounts to their free-to-play version.
I played the singleplayer for plenty of hours. Never finished the game though I got close. With each of the classes I might add.
I'm gonna have to disagree with you on the weapon variety part, unless they added substantiel new amounts to their free-to-play version.
I played the singleplayer for plenty of hours. Never finished the game though I got close. With each of the classes I might add.
Well let me spoil it for you guys from someone playing this game
The maps are more simplistic, they reworked about 90% of the quest dialogs, it includes the Tokyo expansion if you pay for it, the classes were rebalanced for the better, except the summoner which is still OP
But they also broke Dx10 support, the maps are more simplistic, they took out certain aspects such as the RTS level, Half the time the character was removed from the character's such is the case with Lucius and 314...
It's at the same time better, and worse, than the original.
The maps are more simplistic, they reworked about 90% of the quest dialogs, it includes the Tokyo expansion if you pay for it, the classes were rebalanced for the better, except the summoner which is still OP
But they also broke Dx10 support, the maps are more simplistic, they took out certain aspects such as the RTS level, Half the time the character was removed from the character's such is the case with Lucius and 314...
It's at the same time better, and worse, than the original.
Well let me spoil it for you guys from someone playing this game
The maps are more simplistic, they reworked about 90% of the quest dialogs, it includes the Tokyo expansion if you pay for it, the classes were rebalanced for the better, except the summoner which is still OP
But they also broke Dx10 support, the maps are more simplistic, they took out certain aspects such as the RTS level, Half the time the character was removed from the character's such is the case with Lucius and 314...
It's at the same time better, and worse, than the original.
The maps are more simplistic, they reworked about 90% of the quest dialogs, it includes the Tokyo expansion if you pay for it, the classes were rebalanced for the better, except the summoner which is still OP
But they also broke Dx10 support, the maps are more simplistic, they took out certain aspects such as the RTS level, Half the time the character was removed from the character's such is the case with Lucius and 314...
It's at the same time better, and worse, than the original.
Oh good, Hanbitsoft managed to wrestle NA distribution rights from the clammy death grip of EA or whoever the hell had them in check.
I'll definitely give this a shot, these guys distributed the original in Asia and had it up to v2.5 while flagship was still scratching it's head trying to figure out how to remove stuck quest items from player's inventory.
I'll definitely give this a shot, these guys distributed the original in Asia and had it up to v2.5 while flagship was still scratching it's head trying to figure out how to remove stuck quest items from player's inventory.
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