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@youngreezy
I find your time well spent, and your input very constructive.
...Actually, the episode was pretty crap.
I prefer the "Let's annoy the heck out of random people" videos they do/did.
@youngreezy
I find your time well spent, and your input very constructive.
...Actually, the episode was pretty crap.
I prefer the "Let's annoy the heck out of random people" videos they do/did.
Nope the clip was pretty unfunny, especially the drunk dad, and the "girlfriend leaving you because you play too much of X game" joke hasn't been funny since they started putting it on joke shirts.
The poop sock I found strangely arousing and look forward to using in the future.
The poop sock I found strangely arousing and look forward to using in the future.
I could have done without the neglect thing, but other than that it was alright. What's sad is that I'm sure some children are being neglected because of Diablo 3. That's not Diablo's fault, it's poor parenting.
@PiggyGamer
I actually like their scripted stuff better. The ones where they go screw with people just make me uncomfortable. I don't know why, but they just bug me to even watch.
I actually like their scripted stuff better. The ones where they go screw with people just make me uncomfortable. I don't know why, but they just bug me to even watch.
The errors can be brutal in Diablo 3, but virtually every server-based game I have played is loaded with errors and server crashes the first few weeks of release. Give it a month or so, and Blizzard will have things under control, I think.
Once you can actually get in, Diablo 3 is incredibly fun. It has the same hack-and-slash linear feel of the first two, but at insane difficulty or harder, it becomes all about builds, gear, and tactics rather than DPS and point-and-click. They are constantly updating, tweaking skill sets, and adding new ones, though, so builds that work great one day may not work the same the next. This also adds to the challenge and creativity, which I like.
For those who do not want to experiment, and just want to have the most badass builds, level insanely fast, learn how to make gold, and find the best gear... the folks over at <a href="http://tinyurl.com/DiabloGamer">the Codex</a> have put together a top notch site with tips, tricks, builds, and tactics, which is way overpowered.
Personally, I think you miss out if you don't do your own experimentation, and the game is made for that type of play. It is what gives it replay value. ;)
Once you can actually get in, Diablo 3 is incredibly fun. It has the same hack-and-slash linear feel of the first two, but at insane difficulty or harder, it becomes all about builds, gear, and tactics rather than DPS and point-and-click. They are constantly updating, tweaking skill sets, and adding new ones, though, so builds that work great one day may not work the same the next. This also adds to the challenge and creativity, which I like.
For those who do not want to experiment, and just want to have the most badass builds, level insanely fast, learn how to make gold, and find the best gear... the folks over at <a href="http://tinyurl.com/DiabloGamer">the Codex</a> have put together a top notch site with tips, tricks, builds, and tactics, which is way overpowered.
Personally, I think you miss out if you don't do your own experimentation, and the game is made for that type of play. It is what gives it replay value. ;)
The errors can be brutal in Diablo 3, but virtually every server-based game I have played is loaded with errors and server crashes the first few weeks of release. Give it a month or so, and Blizzard will have things under control, I think.
Once you can actually get in, Diablo 3 is incredibly fun. It has the same hack-and-slash linear feel of the first two, but at insane difficulty or harder, it becomes all about builds, gear, and tactics rather than DPS and point-and-click. They are constantly updating, tweaking skill sets, and adding new ones, though, so builds that work great one day may not work the same the next. This also adds to the challenge and creativity, which I like.
For those who do not want to experiment, and just want to have the most badass builds, level insanely fast, learn how to make gold, and find the best gear... the folks over at http://tinyurl.com/DiabloGamer have put together a top notch site with tips, tricks, builds, and tactics, which is way overpowered.
Personally, I think you miss out if you don't do your own experimentation, and the game is made for that type of play. It is what gives it replay value. ;)
Once you can actually get in, Diablo 3 is incredibly fun. It has the same hack-and-slash linear feel of the first two, but at insane difficulty or harder, it becomes all about builds, gear, and tactics rather than DPS and point-and-click. They are constantly updating, tweaking skill sets, and adding new ones, though, so builds that work great one day may not work the same the next. This also adds to the challenge and creativity, which I like.
For those who do not want to experiment, and just want to have the most badass builds, level insanely fast, learn how to make gold, and find the best gear... the folks over at http://tinyurl.com/DiabloGamer have put together a top notch site with tips, tricks, builds, and tactics, which is way overpowered.
Personally, I think you miss out if you don't do your own experimentation, and the game is made for that type of play. It is what gives it replay value. ;)
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