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lestatdark on 15 December 2009

Hell yeah I still play from time to time, but now I'm waiting for the patch as well as many of my D2 friends :)

It will revolutionize the game as we know it, can't wait to try out the new ladder that will emerge from it with a new character xD

Also, make sure you try out Torchlight, it's the best ode that Diablo could have ever had :)



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griffinA on 15 December 2009

Yeah I beat it every couple of years, still great graphics and music.

Although right now I find myself wanting to get sucked back into WoW again, even though theres about 6 Wii games I want to buy in the next few months...



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Deneidez on 15 December 2009

I did play Diablo 2 few weeks ago. I couldn't play it for long, because it really sucks you in and you can do nothing but play it. Some PC games tend to be like that. Heres another example.



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Smashed on 15 December 2009

Yes sir, I still play this game.
Looking forward to patch 1.13 too.
USEast Non Ladder



CommonMan on 15 December 2009

You must be very careful with this game, it will eat you.

Also, there is a new patch? When? Sounds like it's time for Sorceress #123,234, I think I'll call her "Taylor_Swucks"!



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