@pathosfire This will be worked out in a matter of hours, maybe days. Personally, I managed to play for 2-3 hours yesterday without issue.

@lucutisborg You watch YouTube replays of simulations on YouTube and wonder why they get boring after a while?

@Advocate Yes. You must have learned that in law school. Oh wait - what's that? There is an agreement that you agreed to that alleviated them of any liability. You don't know what liability means? Strange...

@heretrix @kingJord DRM stopped Diablo 3 from being pirated.

Sorry you can't steal this one.

I'm a "grown-up" with a credit card and an Internet connection. I always pay for games and I'm tired of people stealing the games I pay for. I'm happy to go through the extra step of logging onto the system to make sure that you kids can't get my candy for free.

Free software is great!

But I work in education, and it's a shame it has to be installed through Steam. Wrapping a gaming market around a product like this makes it difficult to bring it into the classroom. Too bad, because my students would love it.

@aj_marquez Sorry you can't steal it. I was tired of paying for your games anyway.

@Corpsgasm Not sure what a "shill" is, but games always hiccup at launch. I should just avoid the Internet as these entitled attitudes sicken me.

@Corpsgasm Where did Blizzard ever say this game is an "RPGMMO" (which, by the way, is not even a thing).

@Allocer2010 The "hackers" are using social engineering and phishing to steal YOUR account info from YOU. This has nothing to do with Blizzard. Their servers have not been hacked. They are relative experts in game security, and the same system that protects the rest of Battle.net is at work in D3. Get your facts before you post. Oh wait - this is Gamespot. No one will ever get their facts before they whine.