Given that you will spend most of your time frantically clicking around the screen, it’s all too easy to accidentally click on a party member portrait and bring up a window, or to accidentally click on an achievement notification that just popped up on your screen on later difficulty levels, this can mean death. The user interface also suffers from a number of problems, most noticeably that the screen simply feels cluttered for a Diablo game. (Emperor Hakan is probably the most egregious offender.) After your first play-through, you’ll find yourself skipping everything story-related, every time - there’s simply no reason or incentive to go back and listen to them again, and if you want to watch one of the awesome cutscenes, you can do it straight from the main menu without being annoying to your group members. With the exception of Jennifer Hale as Leah and a few of the playable characters, the voice acting generally ranges from substandard to straight-up cringe-worthy.
That said, the fully animated cutscenes are absolutely stunning, and I think Blizzard’s cinematics team is legitimately the best in the industry. These cutscenes and conversations are skippable, but that doesn’t prevent their appearance from being annoying, especially when you’re in the middle of vendoring or crafting and are dragged into a cutscene because a party member triggered the next step in your quest. In Diablo II you would occasionally get some lore through a quest, or would watch a cutscene at the end of an act, but for the most part you could move through the entire game without engaging with the lore or narrative.ĭiablo III decided this was a problem, so the game is filled with cutscenes, story quests, and conversations. Diablo has never had a particularly strong story, but in previous games the story generally took a back seat.
The game's PvP offerings include real-time 1v1 battles with weekly leaderboards, automated arenas, and open world PK. The game features an auto-run and auto-battle system that allows players to continually complete content as they multi-task, making it easy to get to the end-game content where PvP is at its best. Embark on a long journey towards level cap and end-game content by completing quests, killing monsters, and defeating bosses for experience and loot. Level up your skills and craft legendary armor and avatars to customize your character for combat. The game begins with players choosing from one of three classes: Mage, Warrior, and Shaman, each with their own unique sets of equipment and abilities.
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Arcane Online was a free-to-play mobile MMORPG available on Android developed by South Korean company Gala Inc., creator of Flyff and owner of the gPotato portal.
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