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Diablo III Eternal Collection - PlayStation 4
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Can’t wait for Diablo 4? Give this a try.
The nice thing about Diablo 3 is that all of the downloadable content is already on the disk. You don’t have to type in a code and hope you get the extra content. I say this because I’ve purchased two other games with “included” dlc that required a passcode to get. I entered the code for both games and it looked like it worked but I never got the dlc. Others have had these issues so it’s not an isolated case.D3 is a good game if you like games that are straight forward and don’t have a huge learning curve. You start playing instantly and don’t go through any tedious training exercises. The different skills or spells that you learn come gradually so you get used to them slowly. Each skill or spell gets assigned to a button and remembering them is not to difficult. If you put the game down for a month and then came back to it, it might take a minute to get readjusted but It won’t be bad.The rest of the controls are pretty intuitive. Scrolling through the different weapons and armor, swiping them for other items is easy. Buying and selling and managing your inventory is also pretty straight forward.The combat will get a little repetitive. Ok, maybe a lot. Once you find skills or spells that work for you, you tend to stick with them. There isn’t a whole lot of strategy involved, just smash buttons until the enemies are gone. If you get in trouble you run away and drink a potion. I guess the allure of the game is leveling up, and finding more loot and hopefully rare items. You can also craft items from the blacksmith in town, but this takes time, money and specific items to complete.Their are different difficulty levels you can choose. I went up one level from normal and the enemies didn’t seem to get any smarter or faster, they just get more hit points from what I could tell. So if an enemy used to take twenty shots to kill, now it will take forty. It doesn’t make the game any more fun, it just gives you more gold and exp. points I think.I should have noted earlier, this is a ps4 game but I’ve used it on the ps5 with no issues or bugs. I also think the graphics still hold up even though it is an older game. Not ground breaking, but not a let down either.If you like dungeon crawlers and can’t wait for Diablo 4 to come out, this could tide you over for a little while.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2024
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2023
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2024
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2023
D3 is a good game if you like games that are straight forward and don’t have a huge learning curve. You start playing instantly and don’t go through any tedious training exercises. The different skills or spells that you learn come gradually so you get used to them slowly. Each skill or spell gets assigned to a button and remembering them is not to difficult. If you put the game down for a month and then came back to it, it might take a minute to get readjusted but It won’t be bad.
The rest of the controls are pretty intuitive. Scrolling through the different weapons and armor, swiping them for other items is easy. Buying and selling and managing your inventory is also pretty straight forward.
The combat will get a little repetitive. Ok, maybe a lot. Once you find skills or spells that work for you, you tend to stick with them. There isn’t a whole lot of strategy involved, just smash buttons until the enemies are gone. If you get in trouble you run away and drink a potion. I guess the allure of the game is leveling up, and finding more loot and hopefully rare items. You can also craft items from the blacksmith in town, but this takes time, money and specific items to complete.
Their are different difficulty levels you can choose. I went up one level from normal and the enemies didn’t seem to get any smarter or faster, they just get more hit points from what I could tell. So if an enemy used to take twenty shots to kill, now it will take forty. It doesn’t make the game any more fun, it just gives you more gold and exp. points I think.
I should have noted earlier, this is a ps4 game but I’ve used it on the ps5 with no issues or bugs. I also think the graphics still hold up even though it is an older game. Not ground breaking, but not a let down either.
If you like dungeon crawlers and can’t wait for Diablo 4 to come out, this could tide you over for a little while.
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Can’t wait for Diablo 4? Give this a try.
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2023
The nice thing about Diablo 3 is that all of the downloadable content is already on the disk. You don’t have to type in a code and hope you get the extra content. I say this because I’ve purchased two other games with “included” dlc that required a passcode to get. I entered the code for both games and it looked like it worked but I never got the dlc. Others have had these issues so it’s not an isolated case.Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2023
D3 is a good game if you like games that are straight forward and don’t have a huge learning curve. You start playing instantly and don’t go through any tedious training exercises. The different skills or spells that you learn come gradually so you get used to them slowly. Each skill or spell gets assigned to a button and remembering them is not to difficult. If you put the game down for a month and then came back to it, it might take a minute to get readjusted but It won’t be bad.
The rest of the controls are pretty intuitive. Scrolling through the different weapons and armor, swiping them for other items is easy. Buying and selling and managing your inventory is also pretty straight forward.
The combat will get a little repetitive. Ok, maybe a lot. Once you find skills or spells that work for you, you tend to stick with them. There isn’t a whole lot of strategy involved, just smash buttons until the enemies are gone. If you get in trouble you run away and drink a potion. I guess the allure of the game is leveling up, and finding more loot and hopefully rare items. You can also craft items from the blacksmith in town, but this takes time, money and specific items to complete.
Their are different difficulty levels you can choose. I went up one level from normal and the enemies didn’t seem to get any smarter or faster, they just get more hit points from what I could tell. So if an enemy used to take twenty shots to kill, now it will take forty. It doesn’t make the game any more fun, it just gives you more gold and exp. points I think.
I should have noted earlier, this is a ps4 game but I’ve used it on the ps5 with no issues or bugs. I also think the graphics still hold up even though it is an older game. Not ground breaking, but not a let down either.
If you like dungeon crawlers and can’t wait for Diablo 4 to come out, this could tide you over for a little while.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2024
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2023
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2024
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2024
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
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Micheal N Burlington
Great game for my collection
Reviewed in Canada on March 11, 2024Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Omar Lopez Rodriguez
Excelente compra
Reviewed in Mexico on February 29, 2024Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Trolesi
Satisfação
Reviewed in Brazil on November 23, 2023Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
varun
No words it was excellent and more
Reviewed in India on March 1, 2020Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
XAos
US-edition entire content on disc.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 21, 2018Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
