OrtadragoonX hey if it get’s the job done that’s all that counts. But if that’s all I had i would probably buy physical games. Save some time. Don't worry about what the early-access obsessives are doing. The same people who spent thousands on Diablo Immortal, and now have no one to show off their expensive fancy gear to, or beat unfairly in PVP, because no one is damn well playing it. LifeGirl we already know there's micro transactions are in the game. It's no surprise. The developers said it wouldn't be pay to win. Which is what people are worried about. Right now, I'm not Never played a Diablo game, but this sounds great. Will I be able to finish the campaign SOLO or are these games geared towards multiplayer experiences?

Does it still have the same stupid menu system as Diablo 3? I hated the way the controls worked in that game. It seemed to be a real pain to use your storage, certain items seemed to be hidden deep inside the menus and overall none of it felt intuitive. Admittedly I'm also a PC player, but the PS controls were really bad. Cutmastavictory I'm just making a cheeky point about the endless furore about GaaS, when they are not exactly a new thing. And this is scoring highly, but people don't really think of it in the same way they would do if it was a shooter, FIFA UT etc. It's still grinding or paying for digital rewards, reskinned 😁 doesn't make it bad, as this is a beloved series, but this also means GaaS isn't necessarily the only thing people should focus on when it comes to being mad on the internet 😁 Both Diablo 4 & Street Fighter 6 reviewing very well 😍, I didn't play the Beta's for either game on purpose because I like to play the game fresh and finding out about the game myself. It was a bit of a nightmare keeping away from The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom info, it was everywhere. Definitely buying both game's been looking forwards to these game's & obviously FF16. With the demonic onset of Diablo 4 almost upon us, it doesn't take an apocalyptic prophet of the end times to predict the awesome action RPG is going to be massive. Understandably, fans are concerned about whether servers will be up to the inevitable strain come launch day, a fear which has been allayed previously. Nevertheless, Blizzard wants you to know it has the situation sorted. Great review..if there is one game thats going to make me think about not going to the golf course then its diablo 4 and i love playing golf..This is going to be a very tough decision..Looks like all the time in early access, betas, server slam etc has paid off which is great news. I’m gonna be getting either the deluxe or ultimate edition cos I wanna be playing this ASAP!

colonelkilgore Yeah diablo isn't my bag either, I played the D3 on PS3 so it has been that long since the previous instalment so I'm happy for fans that D4 turned out well but I won't be playing it. Im delighted that the game is getting great scores though, and I hope the rest of you have a lot of fun!Green-Bandit your up will be more than enough..no laggy rubbish for you..i've got fibre and its pretty good tbh but i'm officially jealous of you buddy. Green-Bandit What's your ping, though? That's what actually matters for online gaming. The bandwidth isn't important (well, without crazy extremes like still having a 56k connection 😉) Do you have any clues on what the trophy campaign will be like? Gameplay can become a bit repetitive on repeated playthroughs unless there are further tasks to mix things up when replaying. Nightcrawler71 about 70 ish gigs, well that was the beta size. And no, it doesn't really. But it's a cross platform game, so not specialized for the ps5 besides what other multi plat games do Ferguson compared the process of launching a game like Diablo 4 to the opening of an amusement park, noting that no matter how big it is, if a million people show up at once, not everyone will get in at once. Veterans of Diablo 3's launch will have likely learned their lesson from the infamous Error 37 and will wait until the dust settles.

Gator_Rican You can play through the whole thing solo. Co-op is always optional, although some harder world events (optional) and that sort of thing might require teaming up with other players. Khayl Adam is the second best video game journalist Australia has ever produced, and his ambitions of world domination have (thus far) been curbed by the twin siren songs of strategy games and CRPGs. He has always felt an affinity for the noble dachshund, the best kind of dog.Im staying strong on this one though, and wont give Acti and especially Blizzard any of my money. Thats actually pretty easy as this is the only title I crave and tgere are some fantastic titles around that will serve as distractions Glad the only negative thing is story, I rarely play games for the story. If I can walk around pointlessly killing things then I'm happy After a short tutorial (and witnessing one of the more awe-inspiring introductory cinematics ever crafted) and reaching the first hub of Kyovashad, players are cast to the winds to do or slay as they like. With a vast world to explore, a refreshingly open gameplay structure, profitable Dungeons, and imposing Strongholds dotting the horizon, it can be a lot to take in.

The variety of build options for a single class alone is impressive, and already we've begun to theory-craft for our next character. We played predominantly as a Necromancer, splitting skill points between Blood and Dark abilities and focusing on melee damage, even forgoing the ability to summon Minions for extra buffs. It felt different enough that the prospect of playing the same class (one we chose knowing it would be wiped before launch) is a tempting one, which seems like a notable feat in its own right. Blizards best in years? its there only game in years! their last console game was in 2016, no i am not counting overwatch 2 as it is just overwatch 1GymratAmarillo as long as they don’t take those games away from any platforms they are on, i don’t see this issue. Especially if they bring them to platforms ABK had no intentions of doing. Keep the established games where they were and new IP’s can be exclusive to the Xbox Eco system. I think that’s the plan. That’s how they will have the largest active users and control the market in a different way outside of console sales. Cause of course Sony and Nintendo beat them in world wide market share. Ravix d3 was c always online on pc, 10 years ago. Path of exile is currently live service. It's not ideal, but the the worst circumstance. Interesting...last time Street Fighter came out, i played SFV alongside another Blizzard title (Overwatch). History does indeed repeatvitself I'm ready to fight for Sanctuary as a Barbarian! (Looking forward to a Paladin class released later, crossing fingers).