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The reason no one has complained about it for the past month is because they already said they were going to change (or add to, whatever) the ending. What would be the point of complaining until the new ending?

@Falx said:

There's no "I'm definitely not going to get married option". I might change my mind sometime down the line, but at the moment, I think that there's no real point in marriage.

What exactly do you mean by no point? There's legal and tax benefits. If you aren't considering those, yeah you're right I guess, but legal and tax benefits are hardly things to be scoffed at.

Act 3. Looks the coolest, and I thought azmodan was the best villain.. at least until I actually fought him. Lamest fight ever, which was disappointing considering how awesome I thought Belial was, and how much of a badass he was in the vivdeo. Also, the end of it gets repetitive. Still think it's the best though.

Then Act 1. Had the best atmosphere and as lazy as it kind of was, it was fun reliving Diablo 1, which I thought was far superior to Diablo 2. Which brings us to..

Act 2. It's kind of dumb that I can forgive act 1 for being a copy of Diablo 1, when I can not forgive Act 2 for being a copy of Diablo 2, but it is what it is. Hated act 2 in diablo, hated the desert setting, and rolled my eyes when I saw Act 2 in this game was a desert setting as well. I hate the enemies, it feels way too long, it feels like lots of busy work (so much go to this level, okay, now go to that level again which is exactly the same, okay NOW you can progress - the aquaducts and the two times that necromancer dude sends you into his library thing for example). Hate this act to the point that when I get to it, that's when I take a week long break from Diablo.

I don't even count act 4. It's too short for me to care one way or another about it.

@Zomgfruitbunnies said:

@Xeirus: I stopped playing regularly after completing Nightmare. I was bored. Never felt the excitement of jumping into a higher difficulty with Diablo 3. Maybe I've outgrown the genre. I don't know.

It doesn't kick in until Act 3 in Hell. The entire game is a complete joke in terms of difficulty before then, but once you fight elites with 3+ combos, in act 3+, it's actually pretty challenging and fun.

Back to the topic, yes, this change is retarded. Increasing repair costs? Fine, okay, yeah, zerging was lame, this is one fix I guess (why not simply full heal them? whatever.)

But they went way too far. Like, way too far. It costs me a fortune even if I do not die because items degrade so fast in this game.

So they either need to make items not degrade, or at least not as quickly, or cut the costs in half.

Because at this point, farming will actually cost you money in some circumstances, especially with all the gold nerfs they introduced. They're really trying to push that RMAH

@SamFo said:

@jakob187: Lvl 59 almost completed hell. Balance stuff really just doesn't bother me.

Come back here in a week after getting to act 2 in Inferno and playing through it.

I'm not surprised at all. It seems like games are constantly moving away from the things I liked about them, and towards more simplicity. But I'm over it now. You'll get to this stage of not caring any more one day, and then just be able to some what enjoy everything in all its mediocrity.

Diablo 1 had the best system with the spell books. I wish games would copy that.

@LiquidPrince said:

@Jimbo: I apologize if my grammar was off... Wrote the rant on my cell phone while at work.

You're so tired of this subject that you wrote a huge topic on it on a cell phone at work? You were that eager to discuss a subject you're tired of hearing about? k

Halfway through act 1 on Inferno, found 2 legendaries.

Invulnerable Minions + Horde.

Suck. My. Dick. Bonus points for adding in Fast or Vortex.