Diablo III - Official Discussion Thread - Who will beat Inferno first?

[lestatdark]

VicViper said:

lestatdark said:

VicViper said:

lestatdark said:

VicViper said:
Bought it - digitally, no special edition!

God damn, I won't have time to play this the way it should be played - like a mindless drone 20 hours a day!
I'll be a Demon Hunter, don't know why, but I think it's because of guilty of never playing with the Amazon in 2.

You never played as an Amazon on D2? Goddess....

I'll just say this: You missed a ton of fun xD

I know, everybody says she's the most fun! But I think it's because I hate consummable itens in Diablo, like javelins or arrows! They make me stingy with the killings :D! And I never played Druid too, but that does not makes me guilty at all.

I hardly played as a Druid, but Shapeshifting builds were OP in the right hands, especially Werebear. I once had to fought off a Shapeshifting Armaggedon build on PVP and it was not an easy task. The fight lasted a good 10 minutes.

Arrows and Bolts were plentiful and cheap. I usually carried two full extra sets of either and it was more than enough most of the time. Granted, it was annoying that the 1x3 occupation of the quivers ended up taking a chunk out of your carrying capacity, especially when you carried 2 extras.

Yeah, it's not because they're not plentiful or cheap, it's a principle! Like in pokemon, 10 steps to the end of the cave the repels wear off. I have 99 more in my bag, but no I will try to make it without one, only to find 5 wild level 9 zubats.

I have a problem with decreasing numbers in games. I'm one of those that never ever used a megaelixir! And don't get me started on in-game time!

I'm like that as well in most RPGs. I always got to have a full inventory and I always got to have it complete, even if that one item might mean it would save me from a complete death (the mega-elixir case as well). 

That problem usually doesn't present to me in games like Diablo or an ES game, mostly because items are plentiful and it's pretty easy to restock. What was much, much worse to me was the extremely limited amount of Stash space in the trunk...I'm a collector and I usually spent long hours deciding what to keep and what to sell, and I usually regretted it in the end. 

I give high praise to the guy who designed the PlugY mod for Diablo II, it was like a gift from the heavens