@PetJel @dudnaito @Whole-Lotta @godzillavskong It most certainly happens. My last problem was with Battle Field 3 where the game would not open after installation. And after countless hours of customer support and searching through forums, the only fix left was to completely format my computer, which luckily made the game run.

I'm in love with the Donkey Kong Country series' soundtracks. Especially Diddy Kong's Quest, I've taken the time to learn the themes on piano in my spare time just because they sound so awesome.

Digital only will not work for the simple fact that not everyone has access to fast and unlimited internet plans. I have plenty of friends here in Australia who have ~50gb data limits and/or 100kB/s speeds. That combined with the fact that consoles would need HDDs that are terabytes large would make it the end of consoles pretty much.

@TrueProphecy22 @Faber_Fighter I've put in a fair few hours into this game myself, although I can't check right now because I'm getting error 37 (peak time for asian servers right now). But I'd definitely argue that this game could have created a much better experience once you beat it initially on normal and decided to replay it.

I kept hearing about how different the game is at nightmare and onwards and that normal was only the tip of the iceburg, but for me that's certainly not the case.

What I'm trying to get at is that if your game's re-playability relies on playing the game over on harder difficulties, it should really have more than just the exact same mobs with a larger health bar and more damage, and an extra ability per difficulty for rare mobs.

This is probably an unpopular view on the game but this is what ruined it for me unfortunately.

Grinding is just about the only thing to do in the game after you've reached 60, so why buy the only thing that's left to do in the game?

Actually now that I think about it, this game is very shallow. You grind to get better gear and get absolutely NO reward out of it, especially while there's still no PvP. All you can do with your gear is kill the same enemy you killed to get that very same piece of gear.

This is great news but just to add in a little negativity, it's a shame the Blizzard Downloader is horrible so it'll still take a long time to obtain the game online. Well for me at least it's taking a good 40 or so hours to download Diablo 3 because I rarely get download speeds above 100kb/s with their peer-peer system. I wish they could host servers to download the game, similar to Origin or Steam.

@Seezecks Don't even bother, I bet this guy thinks Starcraft is the same as Diablo as well.

Whoever chose the colour layout for this new comment sections should be sacked. With the black background/white text layout, it's very hard to read anything besides the actual comment itself.

I still find it absurd that the most effective anti-air strategy is a tank.

At least many of us here at GameSpot will do our research before buying a game, and filter out the false hype from the true gems. But as for the casual market, they probably suck up those DLC's, fork out extra for undervalued Collectors Editions, and buy poorly produced but highly marketed games based off of one fancy trailer; without thinking twice about the value they should really be getting. It sure is a great way to make money from a marketing point of view, and that's exactly why they do it.