You can build your set solo in 10-30 hours casually. You kill mobs for the other motivators.ĭiablo 3 is a game that most people can't / aren't interested in playing long term. Once your build is complete, it's just trivially easy. The thing that it's lacking for long term is difficulty. The progress in that game is gearing up(1-14 days), acquiring wealth (forever), and leveling up (months). You can go and kill 300 cow games with nothing and then get your Jah rune and it feels like you accomplished something. It feels good to get a high rune or very good/rare item. It also starts the lore - I'm talking myself into trying to get it working now!ĭiablo 2 is a game you can play for a long time because of its drop system. I haven't played D1 for a while but I can still remember the soundtrack. D1 is more of a dungeon crawler where you have to go slowly as you really don't know what is lurking around the corner and the music was creepy af. This probably is just nostalgia talking, but IMHO, neither game has an atmosphere as good as D1. There is a lot less strategy in D3 and unless you play hardcore, I would say a lot less pressure/tension as dying has very little consequence. I would say that the range of gameplay feels smaller in D3 than it does in D2, but that may be just my experience. D3 just lets you change your skills as you go, this means that once you have a high level barbarian for example, you have access to all the possible builds. Whereas D2 does give you the option to respec your character, it requires some effort. Its more of an arcady button masher than D2. Some of the best ways to find are not particularly exciting, but you don't have to do it that way unless efficiency is your main driver.ĭ3: D3 is a much shallower game. This is a grinding game - once you have completed a build, you generally run a few specific areas to get the gear you want for other characters. Dying has consequences in terms of loss of gold/experience and havnig to struggle to reclaim your body to mitigate them (unless you play HC where one life is all you get), to me this adds a sense of excitment but comes with frustration when it all goes wrong. There is a steep learning curve in D2 - guides/videos can help. There are some frustrations in the beginning that disappear when you level up a bit, but that doesn't stop them being annoying at the start. The game can be hard (this can be a good or a bad thing), especially starting out (if you do go with D2 I would recommend a skellymancer to start as it is a fun build that starts at level 1). I can go into more detail if this is something you are into. If you play single player, you can play different patches - there have been a couple of massive gameplay changes as patches progressed which adds even more variety. Because of this, you can replay the 7 base characters multiple times and have a different gameplay experience. Some of those builds are built around a specific item, whilst others are generic. There are literally hundreds of possible builds that are end game capable, so the variety is huge. I will caveat this by saying that I pretty much play single player only on both which is not the usual way of playingĭ2: D2 is a deep game, both in terms of lore and gameplay.
Which game you prefer probably comes down to personal preferences more than anything else. I will try and list out some of the pros and cons of each. Thats one of the reasons there are so many arguments which are better. Both are good you should play both.Īs others have said - they are 2 very different games. So I guess I don't know what my point here is.
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It's a very forgiving experience, you can't goof it up which is a pro for lots of people and a con for others.ĭ2 offers more variety, more character customization and development, choices have meaning. But its a fairly shallow experience, the game play loop is much more straightforward, in the endgame you'll basically just be running rifts and only rifts, in a fairly mindless way. I think it is worth it if you're open to the experience and will tolerate the trouble of getting it running and looking right, and then also open to a steeper learning curve, and spending some time.ĭ3 you'll be able to just hop right in. But right now, unless you're a diehard arpg fan and somehow haven't played d2 yet, I wouldn't pick up d2. I think that in the grand scheme of things d2 is a better game overall and also historically more significant. Last updated at 14:00:17 UTC Weekly Help Desk RAGE Loot Thread Trade Threadĭifferent games both good.
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