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Caeden

Caeden

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Xevy said:
What do you think Holly has to do with WoW's design? Just kidding I don't care.

That 40% non-white team doing work though, you right dawg!
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Quit being a disingenuous cunt.

she’s the executive producer. She’s helping set the vision. Good try though.
 
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Cinge

Cinge

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New classes are usually always fun to play for a season or 2. Since they are usually OP, especially something like warlock that is tied to an expansion, have to make people spend $. Paladin was fun and had a few builds that were fun(hammers, aura, or the brandish one).

Problem with these games(diablo, PoE), for me at least, is they are just not long term games. Its get in, level, get the core items for a build, go run through content for a week or two, getting upgrades and such, but I just cant sit and grind paragon, pit levels, or like in poe's case maps/ubers etc.

At least the couple weeks of most new seasons, especially if it has new class, are always worth it and fun in these games.
 
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Kalaar kururuc

Kalaar kururuc

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Cinge said:
New classes are usually always fun to play for a season or 2. Since they are usually OP, especially something like warlock that is tied to an expansion, have to make people spend $. Paladin was fun and had a few builds that were fun(hammers, aura, or the brandish one).

Problem with these games(diablo, PoE), for me at least, is they are just not long term games. Its get in, level, get the core items for a build, go run through content for a week or two, getting upgrades and such, but I just cant sit and grind paragon, pit levels, or like in poe's case maps/ubers etc.

At least the couple weeks of most new seasons, especially if it has new class, are always worth it and fun in these games.
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I'm in the same boat. I play for a few weeks each season, get an initial class to 60 with a bunch of paragon, then probably run a second class through, and then I'm done. But nothing wrong with that, I'm 52 this year, with 2 kids and a decent career, I don't have the time to EQ a game (and to a lesser extent the way I played WoW at the start), and it's probably good that the game isn't like that as something more important would suffer for it.
 
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moonarchia

moonarchia

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Cinge said:
New classes are usually always fun to play for a season or 2. Since they are usually OP, especially something like warlock that is tied to an expansion, have to make people spend $. Paladin was fun and had a few builds that were fun(hammers, aura, or the brandish one).

Problem with these games(diablo, PoE), for me at least, is they are just not long term games. Its get in, level, get the core items for a build, go run through content for a week or two, getting upgrades and such, but I just cant sit and grind paragon, pit levels, or like in poe's case maps/ubers etc.

At least the couple weeks of most new seasons, especially if it has new class, are always worth it and fun in these games.
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D2 is in a good place if you want something to mindlessly farm. The good loot is rare as fuck still.
 
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