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Sounds like you need a divorce...

No. I don't need a divorce... perhaps from Blizzard, but from my wife? Are you drunk? Only someone without a demanding job, wife and kids would make such a moronic statement.

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If your time is so precious you should have did a bit of research into launch day problems that exist with every on-line game that's ever been launched.

Like I said... not my problem. Blizzard shouldn't have released it if it didn't work... simple. D3 is a product, like any other. Not for one second do I forgive the product not working due to issues that are integral to the product they are selling. Do you buy and car and expect it to not start for 24 hours? No, and D3 is no different.

Turns out it is your problem, since you're the one getting behind on work and whining on forums about your tragic first world problem. Take a little personal responsibly, anyone with an ounce of sense knew there would be problems in the first couple of days.

If your time is so precious you should have did a bit of research into launch day problems that exist with every on-line game that's ever been launched.

Lol - i was playing Russian roulette, because there was only a 1 in 6 chanche i would get shot. But I got shot first time.
So now im gonna sue the event co-ordinator.

That makes more sense than the opening to this thread.
I also took time off work, and i knew it would be a 50/50 that there would be bugs.

Not blizzards fault, yours for expecting too much. and dont go on about " it should have worked day 1 blah blah" even if it is true - YOU are responsible for your action, not blizzard. They didnt ruin your day, you did.
i was peeved as well, but damn, i took it as things that happen launch day, in fact there is a hilarious chain email at work that I am going to have to reply to when i get the courage, detailing the fail of me taking a day off on Diablo 3 opening week. It is quite humerous.

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Just play temporarily on the EU servers

And then when you switch back to the US servers, freak out because your characters have disappeared.

That's why I said temporarily. There's really no point getting frustrated over it, really it should've been expected that there would be server issues this soon after launch.

Comparing it to buying a car is just stupid, the servers are getting stressed because of the sheer volume of people trying to play simultaneously. You buy a car, you get your keys and you drive. That's it, you don't have to cram thousands of people into the car. In this case you bought the game, you got your game key but there is a third "hurdle" you have to rely on servers that ARE trying to handle thousands of people, if not close to a million. Completely different.