Diablo III The Ultimate Evil Edition

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I can't believe I did it again. I bought Diablo 3 for the fourth time! I've purchased both the PC original and its expansion, and now I've done the same with the console versions. Obviously, I am huge fan of the Diablo series, but pretty much anything Blizzard is amazing. With this developer, quality is insured. Granted, when Diablo 3 first came out on the PC there were problems everywhere, but the fundamental gameplay was still astonishingly fun. With Diablo: Reaper of Souls now available for home consoles, Blizzard has fixed literally every problem with the game thus far. You're in for a treat.

If you're a newcomer of the Diablo franchise, the game is a dungeon crawling action-RPG. What this means, is that you (or you and your friends) will be hunting Demons, Undead and various beasts across the world of Sanctuary. The fundamental gameplay objective of the player is to make his or her character as powerful as possible. Which happens via gear upgrades and character ability customization. What's great about this rendition of Diablo 3, is that it comes with the recently released expansion pack, Reaper of Souls. The expansion adds multiple hours of game play, and even another playable character class, the Crusader.

Unfortunately, if you're looking for an epic and engaging RPG story, Diablo 3 and its expansion disappoint. There's a bevvy of cheesy lines, eye-roll inducing clichés, and you can smell the betrayals a mile away. The story in Reaper of Souls' additional fifth act is moderately better, but it still suffers from general predictability. One highlight though, you'll find out more lore about your computer controlled AI companions with special quests. These were fun, and added more depth and backstory to characters that felt tacked on in the original standalone version.

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So, I went to the Grand Prix Trial for Atlantic City, NJ and I went a spectacular 1-3 drop.

That could very well be the end of this entry but then there wouldn't be very much to read, would there. And the truth is, as badly as I did, this probably wasn't even worth writing about except for the fact that I learned some very important things about this game and myself.

Let's start with the game.

Everybody has good and bad days. I think I just read that Brian Kibler went 0-3 drop at GP Toronto. Wow, he did even worse than I did.

Truth is, this game can be very unpredictable. agen judi casino