I'm not a hardcore D3 player, but I love the game. Hopefully it's readable, despite it's length. It still isn't great, but it's what I could do.

I only ever played Diablo 2 through the online ladder myself so I suppose I'm used to that, but that's rightly a sticking point for some would-be players.Last updated at 14:00:17 UTC Weekly Help Desk RAGE Loot Thread Trade ThreadĮdit: OK, so this is literally my first Reddit post ever, so it has taken me some time to get the formatting to look decent. Sadly, while the console version can be played offline, on PC it still can't. Most of Diablo 3's wonkiness has been patched up or patched out (see you in hell, Auction House!) over the years, leaving a pretty swish click-click-clicking action-RPG. Diablo 2's Necromancer class will arrive in D3 next year, bringing his skeletal hordes with him. This is coming in time for Blizzard to, yup, start releasing more paid add-ons that aren't included with this edition.

Blizzard Online Account Game Service Thing, maybe. Or whatever Blizzard end up calling Bnet. You can grab the Diablo 3 Battle Chest as a download from Blizzard for £24.99/$29.99, which is £5/$10 cheaper than buying the game and expansion separately.īlizzard say a physical release will be in shops too, for folks still into boxes (ooh get you, you're so retro!), though I can't imagine it'll contain much more than some soon-to-be-outdated installation discs and a code to bosh into. While I no longer own physical copies of any games, the 'Battle Chest' name still warms my heart a little with memories of excitement at buying those big old boxes filled with Blizzardy treats. And if you have waited four years for this, nice: after years of patching, Diablo 3 nowadays is good stuff. Blizzard have launched the Diablo 3 Battle Chest, a bundle combining the base game and its expansion, Reaper of Souls, with a small discount. If you're one of those 'I'll wait for the Game of the Year Edition' folks, good news: Diablo 3 now has one.

Diablo 3 expansion gameplay