@Star_Gem That's somehow true. Don't you get a feeling that with the all-time-on-line games you don't buy a game, but just rent it? Esp. with the fact that you don't get an actual game with the box, but only an installer? Basically it means you can play it only if the developer lets you (i.e. keeps the servers up). Come to think of it, it's pretty distressing.

@jojocoolio It's probably because I failed to feel the magic I felt with D2, or even SC2 (not to mention my all-time favourite, WC3). But yet again, I just might have grown old and grumpy :)

I can honestly say that this is the first Blizzard game which disappointed me - not because it's not good (because it is OK), but because it's not VERY good. Taking the time we had to wait for it, the game's heritage AND the price - I just feel a bit cheated by those whom I trusted completely. The game's worth playing, that's for sure, but for me Blizzard is just another developer now, not the developer you'd buy games from by default, just because it's THEM.