I thi nk many ppl dont like d3 is difficulty. They prefer d2 only have Normal Nightmare Hell. It more casual exp. In d3, they dont want to try to kill boss in high GR lvl. It not write or wrong. Some ppl prefer difficult like dark soul. Some ppl prefer ez like RunEscape. I think d3 too hard 4 their skill lvl.

D3 is hard?

I think he’s saying that unless you can do the highest g rift the game should be considered hard.

It’s really one of the weirdest arguments I’ve ever heard

This post was edited by Numbers on Jan 25 2019 08:25pm

3 difficulties is quite the norm in many games.

Diablo 3 has way too many and most of them are skipped entirely.
It's all just completely stupid.

Ye they made it so even the dumbest of the dumb can walk through most of it and get free gear and "achievements".

Got to widen target audience for da shareholders

also witch doctor

Yes i can ynderstand that more than 3 difficult is not for every1. Some ppl dont like 2 game serious they just want casual game. It is complex to run hi gr in d3 vs buy enig with fg and kill mefisto repeatidly. It is just prefer. Serious hi skill lvl gamer prefer d3. Casual fg purchaser prefer d2. Neither is right.

Diablo 2 has pvp and trading which is why it's a successful game and still widely played ever ladder it was the worst idea to take away trading and ruin pvp in diablo 3 which made the game stale IMO.

Diablo 3 is exactly that, a casual game.
The difficulty is just more numbers. There is no skill.
Running higher gr is just a matter of getting the right rifts, aka fishing.

There's no reason to really compare it to diablo 2, as it's entirely a different game.
Getting godly drops is very rare and items have actual value in fg or even real money and pvp scene is quite popular still.
Not to mention the freedom to make games to your liking.

But hey we all know all this. Dead horse just took some punches.

I agree that high pushing requires a lot of skill.
1 error in your rotation or a bad positioning or anything could lead to wipe out the whole team. This is something that d2 or similar doesn't offer