So what if this forces you to use a certain item? There will always be a best item for every build, to be honest there was never much variability to begin with. If you think about D2, all everyone ever wanted was a hammerdin with the same damn equipment... nothing else could really compare to that build. What's the difference here?? I still think D3 has many more options in terms of end-game builds compared to D2, regardless of this new addition. There's still a plethora of builds per class that can measure up to each other; so what if certain items are 'locked in' ... idk maybe its cause I'm just a casual player, but I wouldn't go so far as to saying that this change will snowball D3 into failure.... it's come a long way. Like remember when auction house was a thing? yikes
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So what if this forces you to use a certain item? There will always be a best item for every build, to be honest there was never much variability to begin with. If you think about D2, all everyone ever wanted was a hammerdin with the same damn equipment... nothing else could really compare to that build. What's the difference here?? I still think D3 has many more options in terms of end-game builds compared to D2, regardless of this new addition. There's still a plethora of builds per class that can measure up to each other; so what if certain items are 'locked in' ... idk maybe its cause I'm just a casual player, but I wouldn't go so far as to saying that this change will snowball D3 into failure.... it's come a long way. Like remember when auction house was a thing? yikes