Hit a wall at the end much quicker and was just playing to try and get on Grift leaderboards (got top 10 at one point with a crazy fast level + boss, but those kind of levels were incredibly rare).
And with addition of terror zones, there's better endgame challenge and reward.ĭ3 otoh felt more like just rinse and repeat Grifts with no good loot upgrades or build changes during endgame. The itemization and build customization is deeper and more complex in D2R, to the point where I can continue finding/crafting/trading for upgrades for many years. And yet as soon as I tried D2R with updated graphics, I never looked back at D3 again. I didn't play original D2 back in the day due to graphics being so bad, but I played a ton of D3 (about 3000 hours), which I enjoyed a lot. At least Diablo 2 is there for those who prefer a more quality over quantity experience.Last updated at 14:00:17 UTC Weekly Help Desk RAGE Loot Thread Trade Thread The good news is, there is a deluge of instant gratification ARPGs out there for you. If that's the case, this will be a game you will not enjoy. Long story short, based on your description, it sounds like you are used to instant gratification. In diablo 2, your heart jumps when you see a rare.and there's a good chance that it's good unless you happen to already be decked out. Diablo 3, for example, you might not even bother picking up rares because they are do common. Gear doesn't drop like candy like in modern ARPGs, but the rates that do drop tend to be very powerful. It's more of a start off quite humbly and weak, but slowly build yourself towards becoming a force to be reckoned with. Sounds like you're used to the more modern styles where your character is a god from the get-go strolling through hordes of monsters. Last updated at 14:00:17 UTC Weekly Help Desk RAGE Loot Thread Trade Thread
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