I wasn’t much interested in Diablo 3 when it was announced, as I didn’t even play the Lord of Destruction at the time. So to me all the promises and changes are fascinating, especially as I know the final product well enough.
Even more interesting that some things that they promised in Diablo 3 were actually later implemented in Diablo 4.
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> I wasn’t much interested in Diablo 3 when it was announced, as I didn’t even play the Lord of Destruction at the time.
The moment when they decided to drop auction was epic. In the first hour of playin D3: LOD I upgraded all my equip I collected for the previous game.
New droprates were stupidly high.
The thing is, I’m accustomed to the crazy drop rates, because I only played console versions.
So for me getting epics every day is “normal” 😆