I believe theres actual recipes that give pretty good crafting loot. 

To make it simple

Hell is coming back

and you have to stop it.

Diablo's been more for the action then the story, though the lore is pretty niffty, check out a diablo wiki. 

Yeah, that's part of the reason why I returned my copy to the store. After buying something, I hate to find out that I don't actually own it (especially since the servers hardly allowed me to play). As for the other reason, the game just seemed like a no-brainer for 10 year olds. It consists of 4 steps repeated over and over:

1. Enter new area with enemies.

2. Mash button.

3. Loot.

4. Repeat from step 1.

Absolutely no thinking or planning required. Honestly, I find more challenge and variation in programming my washing machine. This is one big, massively overpriced disappointment in comparison to the first 2 Diablo games - I think you should stay away from it, it's not even worth a rental.

rainydayman

Diablo 2:

Enter area with enemies

Mash button

Loot

Repeat step one

Get to end game

Have someone run the final boss for you over and over 50x

Hmmm...? 

Oh yeah they do, sets seem to actually be good in this game too, better then they were in D2, but i've seen multiple set pieces.

Theres some really good ones. 

Stop playing the game instead of sitting there complaining about it.

If you dont like it that much, your options are THAT simple.

People dont like change and enjoy playing the same thing over and over. 

Lots of cod fans though this game could be like cod... but as soon as i read "oh the graphics are bad" I stopped reading the rest of the OP posts. 

Nope

I'm sure the servers are a bit stable by now so you should be able to enjoy it.

graphic whores make me sad :-/

sorry for the delayed response but heres the website I checked out

http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri/intro.aspx

But thats pretty lame :-/ I really was looking foward to playing the game . 

Hey guys, I used the website system requirement or whatever that runs and lets you test to see if a game will run on your computer or not.

Well for diablo 3 it failed I guess, and the only thing that failed the requirement is the processor.

I have a AMD Athlon 64 processor 3200

But everything else on my computer well exceeds the requiremints. (I've upgraded my computer so it works well for gaming)

But like I said the processor is the only thing that failed the check , but my question is will this really have a drastic effect on my computers ability to run this? I'm not a big computer tech expert.

Even though RIFT was an old game, this site said I wouldn't be able to run it either but I ran it on high settings and I'm well capable of running starcraft 2 on high settings.