Stealthoneill

All the PC clans look pretty full at the minute too. I went through them yesterday and didn't find a space unfortunately. Looking to jump from a smaller guild to something bigger and more organised once space becomes available (I'm guessing once the Forsaken hype has died down)

I'm so hyped I'm going back to play myself too - anyone know what Texture Mods they're using?

Thanks guys, clearing cookies did the trick!

I've just re-subbed for the year as hadn't realized it lapsed - came back to the site and am still getting a page full of ads. I have tried a different browser (Using Chrome, tried Firefox) and tried Ctrl+F5 to fully refresh the page without resolution.

Any ideas what I could try?

@starvinggamer: Thanks man! Yeah won't be investing now, doing OK with a controller and an arcade stick is going to be like learning to walk again! Always good to have some options ready though for when I do decide it's time to make the jump! So far with the servers though I've not managed many online games!

Along the same lines - first time I'm trying to actually play and understand the game and not suck! Fighter Name: Stealthoneill

Also, I have thoughts of buying a fighting stick - any suggestions?

Actually makes me want to go back to CV - haven't been in a while! Also reminds me how much I miss Screened!

@golguin: Excellent! Just worried how some DLC makes the main experience trivial (Though that's doubtful with my memory of trying to play Bloodborne!)

Great article, Austin!

While there have been many games I got way too hyped for pre-release that I turned myself off of them none sticks out more than Diablo 3. I've bought that game three time-- PC, Xbox One & PS4--and yet each time that I think this is a new start and promise myself I'll endure through the beginning to max level a character I just cannot get further than about six hours in. I played a lot of the Diablo series as a kid. Diablo 2 dropped when I was 13 as I was just seriously getting into games and this shaped my entire future with games. I adore loot driven games with the opportunity of multiple playthroughs and a whole heap of content to experience I was well and truly hooked (And, in a similar way, why I got hooked on JRPGs)

Diablo 3 feels like a refinement of those original games. It's sharper, more coherent and looks fantastic and yet I felt boredom from the get go. Perhaps it was timing? My daughter is now 18 months old so time to truly dive deep into games is limited to late nights and the odd weekend she stays with family. The same old argument of time vs. money switching as you go from a youngster to an adult has always been in the back of my mind but I make time for Destiny with my three 300 light characters; I play SW:TOR as and when I can and still, Diablo haunts me enough that I actually continually convince myself I'll go back at some point!

If nothing else this makes me think I should go back and play some more Bloodborne. I've only put around 15 hours in so far and never even felt like I saw half the game! Maybe I should throw some money down on this and continue with the main game?

Do the new weapons come into the main game at all? Will I get better drops if I've purchased the DLC and, if so, should I wait to purchase?