100% agree here. They have severely damaged the amazing social aspect the old battle.net used to have and seem to either be unaware that anyone notices or they simply aren't interested us being social anymore. Either scenario is very bad and they need to address these issues or at least tell us where they plan on heading with their current design philosophy for battle.net 2.0
Seeing those level 90+ hardcore characters in channels with the red glow was awesome, seeing the first druid and assassin avatars when the expansion released was sweet, and the starcraft 2 medic and warcraft 3 avatars were all so simple yet added so much depth and enabled people from different games to interact with each other in a way that is nonexistant now. I hope Blizzard realizes this
Ready to melt face in the arena? This is my pvp demon hunter arena build focused on keeping enemies snared/stunned with some good cooldowns for burst damage as well as healing to stay alive. See you in the arena
I want to play the beta because Diablo II was my favorite Pc game right next to Starcraft and I have been eagerly awaiting the next installment for years now! I also need to determine which class I am going to roll first which I would like to experience via the beta but I have yet to get a key :[. Hopefully some luck will shine on me soon and I will get a chance to play this amazing looking game
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Seeing those level 90+ hardcore characters in channels with the red glow was awesome, seeing the first druid and assassin avatars when the expansion released was sweet, and the starcraft 2 medic and warcraft 3 avatars were all so simple yet added so much depth and enabled people from different games to interact with each other in a way that is nonexistant now. I hope Blizzard realizes this
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http://us.battle.net...VUPl!ZYe!bbYcaY
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