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DirectX is needed.

You will likely get a message on trying to install the game saying DirectX11/12 is needed to beable to install this game.

So in that regards, I believe Windows 7 will not work.

Did you try pressing the chat gem 50 times?

The lobby seems like it is currently not working properly.

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Like many of you, I have been extremely looking forward to being about to visit the burning hells once more! Normally I would make a post with excitement, but this post is more of a warning!

I was eagerly awaiting my change to get into the action..

For those venturing in for the first time in a long while, or even just for the first time ever! Beware, currently the Beta is having some serious Optimization issues and is causing GPU's to over heat if you have a weak cooling system, this is causing a whole mess of errors while playing the game, but hey, that's what betas are for!

Just please though, if you know you do not have a very strong system, I know you want to play, but please wait for them to fix the optimization, otherwise you might find yourselves waiting a little bit longer than intended.

I'm ok with this, All that did was set up for people creating dupes in game.

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Well i prefer diablo 3 above diablo 2 feeling

There are many aspects of D3 that I did enjoy, one of the reasons I still play today when a new season launches.

The reason I enjoy D1 is the suspense, while you are going down the cathedral, you have no idea what to expect, the game is super dark with just a torch lighting a few tiles in front of you, was it hard? not necessarily, but as I stated above, when you open that door and the butcher yells "FRESH MEAT!" it is an "Oh f*ck" moment, that is what I'm looking for.

To be honest, D1,2, and 3 are actually very similar structure wise, Enter a dungeon, go down a few levels, fight a boss in a special room, move on.

Their main differences was pretty narrow (graphics not included), D1 was straight down the cathedral, with a few bosses a long the way, D2 was a very open game, but the bosses were always in the same spot, D3 was the most linear with everything being shortened to 2-3 levels, and way more flashy.

Each game had their own charm, but what I personally didn't like about D3 was the story, game play was fine, For a few examples, they turned everyones favorite character into a human, they killed off Deckard Cain in an attempt for a new generation to take his place, just to turn around and turn her into Diablo two acts later against her will and with no redemption, they brought back some bosses as 'flavor' bosses for nostalgia and not for story purposes, they completely rewrote the lore for the butcher to try to explain why he is a fightable boss again (there are hundreds of them now).

D4 seems to be going back to the source material which is a nice change, I am a little worried however, they said it wasn't going to be as flashy as D3, and then the the quarterly updates started about a year later with some very flashy looking skills, which once again doesn't bother me, just has me worried they are going against what they already told us...hopefully the story is good.

I am so sorry for your lose HK, if you every need to reach out to someone please feel free to reach out to me.

Those we lose are often are inspiration to be a better person in their reflection, this wallpaper shows how much you cared and it is truly your best one yet.

The diablo franchise as a whole revolved around the idea of manipulation, the prime evils were never seemed like they were after power, but rather just doing evil things in order to spread hell through out sanctuary, which is why they were always so hard to find, an actually perfect example of this was Belial of all demons, he hid in the shadows and corrupted from within turning the citizens on each other, he used his position to completely control the country while looking innocent and helpful.

It is what Diablo did with King Leoric and what Mephesto did with the Zakarum priests.

Ba'al manipulated Darius into believing what Tyrael did was wrong and to free him, and then later impersonating Tyrael and manipulating Darius into telling him about the world stone.

They all spread their influence, their battle was not with Heaven or the angels, their battle was with all of Sanctuary, the Angels on the other hand, there battle was to stop the demons at all cost, which is why they intervene.

I feel like the Diablo franchise really needs to get back to this premise, no more flashy villains who act like bosses, I wanna open a door and hear FRESH MEAT, and say "Oh f*ck!"

Life Steal WW Barb incoming!

We actually have very little knowledge on how old Kormac actually is, just that he was a farmer before becoming a Templar.

But I re-did the Kormac quests, and found out, he actually DOES end his story in D3, so I'm back to Inquisitor full time

As much as I am rooting for Inquisitor, I have a strong feeling that it will be a Templar, They already added Paladin, they added Crusader, and now that we know the Church is involved somehow, and the introduction of the Templars in D3, and the fact that the D3 Templar has some much unfinished business within his shady ass order (The Church?), there is a very strong chance that Kormac will be the Templar that we play.

But I am still rooting for Inquisitor...Give me those holy exorcisms!

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The followers also had there skills reworked, for example, the scoundrel now has ability that he puts a red cloud on the ground and anything in that cloud has a 100% chance to be crit for 3 seconds (depending on dex) so the more dex he has, the longer his abilities last/

So in Solo play, they are quite significant, and some of the emanated powers are actually useful, like the double shrine durations, which was useless to have before.

Looks like the tracker was indeed updated, he just never updated this post