lvl 66 and raging at forums. looks like u wanna play JSP

Games been the same for him for 6 levels at this point

all roads lead to jsp

but he is not wrong tho. tell me what the difference between lvl 66 or 86 even 96. my main was close to 90 and i reached wt4 at lvl 60. it was the same boring routine do nm dungeon,hell tides and a joke of a world boss. the only challenge would be uber lillth at 100 and even at that she doesn't drop shit.

please tell me why at lvl 66 makes his complains raging and playing jsp.

This post was edited by Psycobone1 on Jul 14 2023 06:55pm

Destiny based model for an arpg…oh yea, it’s Activision the same company that had a deal with bungie so they know how that works. Game has no identity…is it an arpg, dark souls game, or an mmo. Snooze fest on a whole new level once you realize this game is a hoax with its meaningless itemization. Movement speed is so bad in this game it just leaves you baffled. I’m not knocking blizzard for making this bad of a game, I’m knocking them because they had so many years and such a big budget and this is what they came up with. D3 is a magnum opus when compared to d4; truth has to be told. D2 is will smith, d3 is jaden smith, d4 is falluja smith…keep d2 out your mouth shills.

i sometimes get bored and go back to smash tier 1-5 nm dungeon with my lv 100 barb but still couldnt enjoy coz the monster density is too low..

It's all the bad parts of destiny with zero of the good parts. At least in destiny all of the exotic (unique) items have an identity and feel special. You can also target farm them.

Unnp tbh didn't play d3. Cudnt tell you.

I think it all developed under the direction of Jay Wilson after the original team and game was scrapped. Blizzard North was fired, so there's a version of Diablo 3 that's different from the one we know. I wouldn't be surprised if they borrowed many of the ideas, but it's obvious the game engine and graphics were changed dramatically. I'll give Jay credit of at least trying something different. The most recent team didn't take any risks and just reused ideas constantly from D3.

I think the biggest mistakes they made were some of the following.

Mob level scaling with players. It's overused and unnecessary in good game design.
Itemization: legendary aspects should have just been a bigger part of the skill tree. All the imprinting makes legendaries feel like normal items, nothing special.
Too many damage multipliers and big numbers. Creates severe balancing issues and difficulty of tweaking numbers because of the cascading effect of several bucket multipliers.
Lack of monster personality and area identity. This is partially due to monster scaling, but also includes sound design and mob ai. It's also the art style. Every area looks so bland and boring. I'm not saying it has to look cartoonish like Diablo 3, but trying to create a huge open world is a bit of a double edged sword as they couldn't focus too much time on a great looking tight knit story with creative level design that screamed gothic horror. If you look at Diablo 2 you can tell how much care each area was given in the level design, and also the randomization of it that created endless gameplay. Grid design is great for randomizers but D4 seemed to completely ignore that. They were more interested in creating a static, soulless open world.

This post was edited by BlakeXeal on Jul 14 2023 09:43pm