Sticking with PoE or just waiting for Diablo 3?

So far from what I have seen in streams I am liking how PoE is looking a lot more than what I have seen from D3. So I'll probably stick with PoE. It mostly depends on what my friends are playing though because gaming is always funner with friends.

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Kerrien wrote:

It mostly depends on what my friends are playing though because gaming is always funner with friends.

This person speaks the truth.

I've always been drawn to the multiplayer games my friends were playing, no matter the quality. I guess it's a vice of mine.

I'll most likely play all three.

Those two and Torchlight 2. :)

After such a long drought of decent ARPG titles to have three come out in a relatively short period of time is too good to pass up.

Oh, there's Grim Dawn as well... ;)

Its either a famine or a feast in this market. PoE, T2 AND D3.

Well, I'll probably play all 3 at some point but which I play the longest will depend on my which one my friends play, unless I find a great community and group of frinds through the game's themselves.

I will definatley try both out if i get the chance :) probably T2 too, however im not so fance about the T2 graphics.

I will be trying them both and sticking with whichever I like most, if i fall in love with both of them, then damn it I will play both!

Being not bias toward one or the other from the start, I can say it is going to be very hard to resist stuff like this :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLYqYoVRPaI&feature=related

and the skill calculator is such a teaser especially once you realize the options available once you add the different skills runes to each active skills.

http://us.battle.net/d3/en/calculator/barbarian



From what I have seen of F&F beta, I can say I am very impressed with the skills and play fluidity, balance and mechanics. All the classes seems attractive and play differently from each other with very different skills.


I think the main point that I am impressed about from watching D3 gameplay is Blizzard may have succeeded to hide the complexity beneath a very approachable and simple interface and gameplay WHILE retaining said complexity and unveiling it slowly to players without overwhelming them from the start.

If that impression is verified upon gameplay then it is going to attract a lot of players.

I'm pretty sure i'll have a released copy of Diablo 3 before I'm into closed or open beta PoE.

I'll play which ever comes out first.

PoE AND Diablo 3. Or PoE then Diablo 3 (when it hits <85 nz dollars).

Blizzard games are unlikely to go cheap like...ever. Diablo 2 still costs quite a bunch for such an 'old' game (in terms of its release date).

Personally I'm kinda waiting for Diablo 3 hence I can't even get into POE beta （╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻