Why D2 stole my heart and D3 broke it

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@TheViking-11458

• I remember a day when great players in D2 would gift items to the less fortunate, when people practiced sharing. Knowing something like, the person you are playing with has less than you, and you passing on the drop. That truly felt rewarding. Countless people have joined a random game and dropped freebies. People rush lowbies to help them out. There were so many different ways to interact and negotiate with your fellow player. FFA loot and trading allowed that. D2 was more than just a game, it was part adventure, part action and part human. There were drawbacks. Nothing was perfect, and sometimes things didn’t work out exactly as you wanted. But Those flaws imbued perfection. D2 greatly relied on the constructs of FFA loot. In D2 people were gracious, and people shared more than the loot. They shared an authentic experience, one worthy of a resurrection. On the other side yes, there were people who manipulated the system, but creating Ploot in D3 and removing trading, didn’t just kill people manipulating the system, it killed the people sharing and loving it as well. It killed the heart of Diablo 2. D3 suffered by alienating the many constructs that immortalized D2. Im looking forward to experiencing greatness again on September 23rd and learning something more about the past.

-TheViking

And what does FFA have to do with it? Nothing.

Also your rose tinted glasses seem to be quite thick. I hope you can see the remastered game through them.

@TheViking-11458

He ignores facts. If he loses an argument he just repeats his favorite point. He’s a joke.