Diablo III
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- Antagonistic Fencesitter
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Yep. I'm Hare#1745. Will be playing on Americas when it's live.
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Now there are a lot of people who are posting more and more stuff about Diablo on social networking sites.
And though this is one of the games that I played heavily when I was a lot younger, I do not see the same intensity I had with it from before. Well that could probably be because I did not get used to playing it online, which is its main selling point now.
But I will still give it a try anyway, but not the type to lineup outside of the stores just to get it.
And though this is one of the games that I played heavily when I was a lot younger, I do not see the same intensity I had with it from before. Well that could probably be because I did not get used to playing it online, which is its main selling point now.
But I will still give it a try anyway, but not the type to lineup outside of the stores just to get it.
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Wow ... if you played this game when you were younger, then you must be only a few days old O_O. Do your parents know you're visiting forums that young? (yes, I know, a bot. Couldn't help it :P)edolce wrote:Now there are a lot of people who are posting more and more stuff about Diablo on social networking sites.
And though this is one of the games that I played heavily when I was a lot younger, I do not see the same intensity I had with it from before. Well that could probably be because I did not get used to playing it online, which is its main selling point now.
But I will still give it a try anyway, but not the type to lineup outside of the stores just to get it.
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Well, you should know that A. he's not a bot and B. Diablo first came out in 1996, which means this guy is probably older than both of us.mediate wrote:Wow ... if you played this game when you were younger, then you must be only a few days old O_O. Do your parents know you're visiting forums that young? (yes, I know, a bot. Couldn't help it :P)edolce wrote:Now there are a lot of people who are posting more and more stuff about Diablo on social networking sites.
And though this is one of the games that I played heavily when I was a lot younger, I do not see the same intensity I had with it from before. Well that could probably be because I did not get used to playing it online, which is its main selling point now.
But I will still give it a try anyway, but not the type to lineup outside of the stores just to get it.
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I could use some help with Inferno, My Blizzard name thing is Xenorax#1918.
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