Everyone panics and runs away to hide behind something in hopes of avoiding the gaze of their possible destructor, but the adventurer becomes the sole focus of the trouble as they stand against it. The wanderer says he or she could fix whatever is happening, when all of the sudden the trouble comes following the adventurer into town. warning them of what has been the buzz lately.

So someone finally ventures forth and seeks to learn the travelers business, while at the same time. They hope the adventurer doesn't stay long, they hope whatever happens, happens soon so they're not left in suspense and worry. So their air is already troubled and forever uncertain until the source of their suffering is stopped for good. But at the same time, the town is going through tragedy after tragedy. Who is this person? The air about them isn't natural. its eery welcoming strums of the guitar can resemble some unsettled peace and trouble, it's dawn and the sun is setting, when a traveler comes along, everyone who was there looks on in wonder. I believe this song to be one of the best tracks that could coincide with the game itself.

But if you talk with a D2 loyalist, and tell them you prefer D3 99 times out of a hundred you're gonna get called names. I've put hundreds of hours into all 3 games no casual gamer does that. And I know that doesn't make me less of a fan. There are definitely things I like better about D2, the level design and atmosphere, the classes, but ultimately? I like D3 better. And I found putting new builds together without having to re-roll a new toon to be much more satisfying. Sure you play with other people, get power leveled and geared up and it's easy to get a new build put together in no time, but doing it on your own? That's significantly more time consuming. It was different, sure, but it took me months to put a build together just right, cause I've always been a solo gamer.

Then the expansion came out, and it was a whole new game, and quite frankly, once the seasons got started, I really loved the game.

I played D3, and didn't care for it, but I made about $100 off the real money auction house so I wasn't gonna complain. I got the expansion to play the monk, and had a lot of fun with it. But the fact is, I was 18 when D1 came out, just about to graduate high school, and I liked it well enough. I would really like to be able to have a civilized conversation that believes as you do.

Diablo 2 remake - curse of tristram