There's also a weird bug(?) on PC where as you walk into mobs (Using WASD) sometimes you just start auto attacking them, like they planned for the full idle MMO experience, but cut that part? I'm not really sure why else that would happen.Īs far as the purchases I've seen, yes It's P2W, it's a mobile game of course if you pay money you'll directly get player power, nobody should be surprised, but at level 39 at least nothing has felt like I was gated off from having it, other than legendary gems, which you CAN get F2P, but it's going to be a slow grind, especially for the good ones. The fact that purple boss mobs are tagged is just kinda dumb, I'd like to get rewards for other players existing, but instead the online aspect seems to only be a detriment to the experience. Well Guess you finish up bounties, and then farm dungeons for XP, now back to the story mode, oh that zone was short, you're 37, get to 40 to advance the plot! Follow the story, and even do some extra content - you're level 32, get to 35 to continue the story. Here’s hoping something else besides this game is in the works for this series as besides this reveal, the whole Blizzcon schedule was absent of anything else Diablo related.My problems with it is that it borrowed ideas from idle MMOs without actually being one. What is most confusing though is when presenting the new title, the Diablo dev team said it as a full entry to the series, falling between the second and third games, rife with lore and new lands but it is what it is: a flashy and high budget yet casual, mobile game. Skills are simplified, graphics are bright and flashy but low res. Overall, the game controls fine and graphics look great for a mobile game but make no doubt, this is a watered down, mobile phone version of Diablo 3 through and through complete with the exact same classes. The skills were simplified to a few icons. The game demo was limited to four local players in a confined area with just three classes.

As a fan for over 20 years, despite being crushed and confused by this announcement, I ran over to the demo stations and sure enough, the demos were being presented on large screen android phones.

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