@nonlinear314 Yep as much as people like to claim DRM never hurts pirates this is an example of one that has; even if they do defeat it eventually they'll be so late on the Diablo 3 train that it at least did it's job.
@BornGamer Here here, Normal difficulty is meant to be easy enough for casual players to enjoy the storyline I don't know why most people find that so hard to comprehend.
@001011000101101 I agree partly, but the idea of good graphics vs good inventive gameplay is a false dichotomy. I think next wave of consoles do need this push to justify their existance however, because inventive games that don't push graphical fidelity can just come out on current consoles. I'd love that; I'd have no problem playing that for the rest of my life but then I'd also have no need for a new machine.
This is wonderful and more online games should do this. When map packs cost money, even if they're wonderful they can often not be worth it. The fact that they cost money reduces the number of players that can play it to the point where they're essentially useless. That will never be a problem in this case and periodic updates of free map packs is easily the best way to combat used sales.
@FN4SPARTA People seem to always believe that games by default start at 10 and then lose points due to flaws. The reality is that games need to do exceptional things to earn a score above 8; merely lacking flaws isn't sufficient.
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