blizzaradragon said:
Sounds to me like you've just had some bad luck. I've played on all three of their servers, and only had trouble on the US server and even then it was only on day 1. Even when I'm playing with a group of friends we still have little to no lag on any of the servers.
As for worst game in terms of price vs quality, I'd say Diablo III isn't even close and is actually pretty good when it comes to that. Play almost any movie tie-in game, play Kane and Lynch 2, play Modern Warfare 3, I could go on and on. If you think Diablo III is the worst, you've either been EXTREMELY fortunate in games you've played or your jimmies are ridiculously rustled right now.
WITH A 12 YEAR PRODUCTION TIME, this is pretty shoddy.
My complaints are not how it was but how it was in one week.
As I stated my previous post said it all.
3 Days in Diablo Europe. As was stated in that post, this was not on launch but nearly 3 weeks after launch.
I do not want to play on the US servers which were fine.
I do not want to play on the Asian servers which at that point were fine.
I wanted to play on the European Servers which did not work.
Now it gets more interesting, since I paid for a service which is meant to be exactly the same all over the world, why was it a load of rubbish in Europe.
Remember no LOCALIZATION for Diablo 3 yet in Europe it cost $12 dollars more than the US.
Their excuse normally is LOCALIZATION, but in this game there is none.
A service not fit for purpose and overcharged for the same service in the largest gaming community outside of Asia, but hey Blizzard is happy with gold sellers hitting the
EU and America.
More accounts, more revenue.
I think if you actually listen to what Bobby Koetick says, in Berlin you might be surprised.
Here's the link : http://www.g4tv.com/thefeed/blog/post/702673/dice-2010-activision-ceo-bobby-kotick-presentation/
Listen around the 24 th minute and 26th if I remember correctly,before that he explains he has a knowledge of computer games cause he did an Arts Major. But he also points out that he tried to buy Commodore with a group of HEDGE FUND friends (YES HEDGE FUND, the guys who caused the crash)to strip the computer and turn it into a games console.
When you have a chief of finance who has no knowledge of computer systems telling the guys who know, that they need to cut money is very very worrying.
Its like your Insurance company telling your Doctor, No you can't have that life saving surgery cause you forgot to mention you had a bunion on your right foot.
Ohh hold on, thats America, thank you STALIN for the National Health Service in the UK.
What I am saying when a Company has a vested interest,it is never good for the consumer.