D3 has something better than PoE.
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The Focus on set-items is what kills d3 for me, you have almost no freedom and can´t make your own char. One day, if the devs would admit, ""guys we made a mistake with our itemization"" and remove all those skill X doese X000% more damage and Focus on intresting item´s, a lot more people would play it, i quess.
But i have to say, i like that d3 is forgiveable/friendly, you dont have to relvl chars for stupid reason´s, like ""this char would be better as Es instead of life"". PoE would have a lot more Player if it´s more ""friendly"" in certain areas. About the general art, absurd violence is equaly anoying/stupid to comic style. I wonder if ggg thought about, how many corpses it would take to fill those bloodsee in lunaris lvl2, espazialy considering that poe is in a middleage Setting, there shouldnt be anybody alive in 100 miles. Anyways, it just have to fit together to trigger something. | |
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D3's endless rift is a million times better than GGGs end game. I can barley play past 90 anymore realizing the sucker currency sink and running levels beneath me 95% of the time as we all do)
D3's enchantress is way better than lab enchants. D3's net code is better (but i dont fault GGG here understanding what makes their weaker) Other than that yeah game is weak. geared in a week and terrible itemization and build diversity. Best D3 was original D3 but babies whined they couldnt get past act 1 and was all down hill from there. GGG should hire Jay Wilson. You should not be able to beat meriless until like 1000 hrs. And forget maps. lvl 6s should be like alluring abyss..lvl 7 near impossible. 15 lol. Git R Dun! Last edited by Aim_Deep on Apr 25, 2016, 5:09:24 AM
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D3 got a lot of things better than POE. D3 offers smoother leveling progression, with an alternative leveling path for those who've run the campaign over and over, no gating of character development behind a non-ARPG platform gaming mini-game, much better netcode, a more aesthetic way of delivering the feel of a gritty universe (less of a blunt and prosaic emphasis on fountains of gore than in POE), and far better player control over the level of challenge the game poses, which makes end game potentially much more enjoyable (You pick your character's level of challenge with D3 rifts, instead of RNG largely dictating your end game experience, as it does in POE maps). There are a lot of little touches that D3 does better as well, such as how the templar hireling walks in front of your character (he's a melee hireling and that makes sense, but you don't see that in POE at all).
But, D3 got one critical thing wrong and it's a killer of a mistake. In D3, to avoid swimming upstream after level 70 you need to work with dev decisions about itemization. Sets rule end game and they tend to be quite specific about which skills you need to use to get the most you can out of them. If you don't particularly care for the skills being pumped up by D3 sets, then there's a good chance you won't enjoy your character. Now that prestige classes will finally leave lab in 4.0, will GGG get it right this time or will they find new ways to repeat old mistakes? Last edited by EnjoyTheJourney on Apr 25, 2016, 1:06:43 PM
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" Well said, some great points in there. Don't forget to drink your milk 👌
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