EPTIf they make daily/ weekly quests and a lot of FOMO stuff this will be a hard pass me for. And it looks exactly that way
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Harris1st
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If they make daily/ weekly quests and a lot of FOMO stuff this will be a hard pass me for. And it looks exactly that way | ||
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Manit0u
Poland17531 Posts
On September 01 2022 17:46 Harris1st wrote: The only time I played ANY diablo game multiplayer was LAN with friends to chill and have a quiet game after going at each other with shooters and starcraft. If they make daily/ weekly quests and a lot of FOMO stuff this will be a hard pass me for. And it looks exactly that way Same here really, I played a bit of LAN in D1 and D2 but haven't touched any other multiplayer features. For me arpgs were always more of a solo experience and even though I've had a lot of friends who also played them we each went about it solo. I couldn't really give a damn about rankings in such games, pvp could potentially be fun but I think there are better games designed specifically with that in mind (like Bloodline Champions used to be for example). | ||
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Turbovolver
Australia2394 Posts
On September 01 2022 17:46 Harris1st wrote: The only time I played ANY diablo game multiplayer was LAN with friends to chill and have a quiet game after going at each other with shooters and starcraft. Haha shit, this sounds like exactly my childhood. It's a shame how far Blizzard has fallen, sure there's a bias posting about this on TeamLiquid where we are going to get more "Blizzard children" but they really did capture the zeitgeist for a while there. | ||
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kathleenbuffiniton
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njghfhutrzfg
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On September 02 2022 09:51 Turbovolver wrote: Haha shit, this sounds like exactly my childhood. It's a shame how far Blizzard has fallen, sure there's a bias posting about this on TeamLiquid where we are going to get more "Blizzard children" but they really did capture the zeitgeist for a while there. Why cant you do that nowadays? User was banned for this post. | ||
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Manit0u
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njghfhutrzfg
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On September 04 2022 09:06 Manit0u wrote: No LAN. Why cant you invite your friends over, log into the game and play with them? | ||
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Manit0u
Poland17531 Posts
On September 04 2022 19:58 njghfhutrzfg wrote: Why cant you invite your friends over, log into the game and play with them? One of the big draws of Diablo was that we could take our PCs, go to a remote cabin and have fun weekend just drinking beers, playing diablo etc. without the need for internet. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
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aseq
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Miragee
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On September 05 2022 02:28 aseq wrote: But that's just implying 'things used to be better'. That cabin has an internet connection in 2022, you can still play together in a game and put your phones away/computers off when you're drinking. 'It used to be more fun when there was less to do' isn't really an argument imo. You very well know that there is a huge difference in having a LAN (or any activity) where internet is available compared to without internet. People are much more disconnected with internet available and will just surf on phones/PC. You can argue about positives and negatives of both options but you can't say there is no difference. Maybe in theory, but in reality people won't put their phones away. | ||
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Manit0u
Poland17531 Posts
On September 05 2022 02:28 aseq wrote: But that's just implying 'things used to be better'. That cabin has an internet connection in 2022, you can still play together in a game and put your phones away/computers off when you're drinking. 'It used to be more fun when there was less to do' isn't really an argument imo. I sometimes visit my cabin with my friends. Not even an hour's drive from the city but there's virtually no internet (9kb/s is the most you can get even with LTE modems) due to it being within a scenery/wildlife preserve and having so many trees and lakes around. We used to have LAN parties there but nowadays we mostly just do board games with bbq and beer since there are so few games that actually support offline play or have hot seat modes, which is a pity. I remember countless hours of playing D1, D2, Quake, HoMM2 and 3, CMR 2.0, BW, WC3 and DotA this way. Funnily enough, games nowadays have many more multiplayer features but are much less social. Ever since LAN/Hotseat options started disappearing from games we've grown further apart with friends. | ||
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jkgjhtfhjgjk
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Copymizer
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On September 05 2022 03:24 Manit0u wrote: I sometimes visit my cabin with my friends. Not even an hour's drive from the city but there's virtually no internet (9kb/s is the most you can get even with LTE modems) due to it being within a scenery/wildlife preserve and having so many trees and lakes around. We used to have LAN parties there but nowadays we mostly just do board games with bbq and beer since there are so few games that actually support offline play or have hot seat modes, which is a pity. I remember countless hours of playing D1, D2, Quake, HoMM2 and 3, CMR 2.0, BW, WC3 and DotA this way. Funnily enough, games nowadays have many more multiplayer features but are much less social. Ever since LAN/Hotseat options started disappearing from games we've grown further apart with friends. I can't agree more. This was the charm of the past, all you needed was ethernet cables and a switch and you could basically play D1, D2, WC3, Quake, Unreal Tournament etc. in lan mode with friends and with no lag. It was quite simpelt and so much fun | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8778 Posts
when all your friends cant afford or werent allowed to have a legit copy, lan was what brought popularity to those games. its also the piracy that i assume ultimately was the reason why companies no longer support it | ||
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uioizuujhsd
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Manit0u
Poland17531 Posts
On September 05 2022 19:04 evilfatsh1t wrote: the real bonus about lan was the fact that you could play with friends without everyone having purchased the game. using key gens or cracked versions to just have the game running was enough to play lan, even if those programs couldnt run bnet. when all your friends cant afford or werent allowed to have a legit copy, lan was what brought popularity to those games. its also the piracy that i assume ultimately was the reason why companies no longer support it I don't know if people remember that but D1 allowed you to play legit on 2 PCs with a single CD. There was an option for full install on one and minimal install on the other who'd need the CD to be running. The days when Blizzard was ahead of the curve and knew exactly what players actually wanted... | ||
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uioizuujhsd
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8778 Posts
is this guy a bot or what? give it a rest. its sad enough that you keep coming back despite the bans but you have to make it worse with the stupid questions | ||
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ghregdfgwew
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