Diablo 3 or reasons of indigestion.

I'm one of those players that Blizzard continues to see an innovative developer of video games. So I pre ordered Diablo 3 closed eyes have (hopefully not on Battlenet who was at 59.99 against 42 on Amazon - ripoff elsewhere that this price Battlenet dematerialized).

The first contact is pleasant, there is the Diablo we love and waited ... but soon several flaws mar the game experience.
(I pass on the mandatory internet connection I did not take this component in my note)

- Repeatability of adventure: We have to play four times a class to say "I'm done." And do not rely on random levels. Most are very often the same as related to history with well-defined events. However some optional dungeons (not related to the history) are a bit random ... but the number of events related to these optional dungeons that are fast loop on an architecture / similar path.

- The difficulty absent on normal mode, so it is done very quickly, perhaps too quickly. It thickens and then a nightmare to hell, but the challenge only erases little repetitiveness.

- The interest to advance in the game normally is: "The LOOT". The primary interest of a Diablo is out to get a personal amentities basher of the monster, and naturally relies on objects we will find for achieving this goal. Barely lost, rare objects are systematically lower than your current level (in short the end of act 3 rare items are at a character at the end of act 1) until the end the hell mode (after the character is capped at 60 and objects too). Besides very often caracs of these objects do not even interest you. So we strongly appeal to the auction house, the game summary therefore find as much gold to resell our many unnecessary items and then purchase the item that suits us at the AH.
And of course this system discourages quickly make "runs" on boss

- In the same vein, the craft is totally unnecessary. If you play it, do not spend a gold coin forge or to improve jewelery. The improvements are expensive, very average objects, random features, therefore it is much more profitable to keep his gold to purchase at the AH. As for jewelery, gems fall to the same when mounted in the levels of difficulty.

In short, if I were imaged my point, I would say play Diablo III, it's like having to finish her favorite cake. At first it is good, we are happy. The more we advance, the more it becomes difficult to be completely disgusting that famous cake. Well, Diablo 3 takes us quickly to indigestion.