Diablo Fanboys Try to Defend Diablo 4

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I gotta be honest the guy who said you deserve a bad game for giving blizzard money is my hero

the "you supported Blizzard so you deserve a bad game" is actually underrated hahaha ngl

I love these "D4 starts to get fun at level 100" Is like when I told my friend 'You should have kids, the fun starts when the last of them is 18 and leave the house'

I don’t think I’ve ever seen an audience cope so hard that they loop back around to pointing out the bad aspects of the thing they are defending

"you're a clown because you hate this game when you didn't even get to the parts that are ACTUALLY terrible." 💀

A true fan is a franchise's hardest critic, not a defender of weird coorperate decisions to justify their own purchase. I used to be a competitive Pokémon player, these days I dont even wanna buy the game anymore and it hurts my feelings after thousands of hours dumped into the games. A true fan would love its franchise to be the best it can be, not cope about it.

I legitimately have no idea how anybody could say “Hey, let’s have the players do everything all over again at the end of every season” And have a room of people say “fuck yes, that’s what the players want!”. That news was an insta- uninstall for me

"game gets good after 30h" is an insane way to defend a game

If a game doesn't "get good" until the 30 hour mark, that should be considered a problem.

"Just wait until Season 1!" Oh boy, did that age poorly.

I love how "hardcore" players will tell you that you need to endure 50 hours of shit to get to the good part, and somehow that's a good thing and they brag that they did that.

The comments about how you didn't actually get to the real game because you stopped after beating the campaign are the best for me. Those guys are literally the perfect consumers.

I heard a quote once that said, "If you get bored reading a book then give up on the book. The onus is on the writer to keep you engaged through the whole thing" I feel like this applies here.

Anyone playing a hardcore character in an online only game where the biggest threat to your character is a possible random disconnect from the online server is just insane.

The problem with the Diablo community is that most of the die-hards and the vets noped out after D3. We saw how the winds were changing. D3 and D4 aren't meant for us oldies, they're designed for both obsessive grinders and casuals who like simple power fantasy games. Everything that made Diablo and Diablo II timeless classics are completely gone with the sequels. Blizzard, as with their other games don't give a shit about making good games anymore, just what's going to make as much money as unrealistically possible.

The five stages of grief – denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance

Diablo 4 fans be like "Hey man getting kicked in the balls gets wayyyy better after your crotch goes completely numb after the 10th kick."

"You shouldn't judge a game for its campaign that you need to play through all the way in order to access the endgame" amazing how that can register in someone's brain

I think it boils down to this: People these days have accepted bad products out of some sort of combination of ignorance and addiction. Companies are abusing humanity's psychological downfalls and the majority of people are just too ignorant to understand they're being taken advantage of. Gaming industry has more in common with cigarettes, casinos, and drug dealers than anything else.