Fellix

Theoretically there is a game there, that's why I gave it a 1, but it's mostly a store with a dumpster fire of a campaign. Remember playing any open world game and getting endlessly immersed in the details and lost in the story that brings you over the map again and again only to dind something new every visit? Well 343 didn't think you really cared about that, you just wanted the game to be linear but in an open setting. The story ****, it's very linear, and the world is void of any and every sort of details that you would expect from even an indy developed title.

Wow, what a trash company, they haven't made a good game since Wrath of the Litch King.

Ok, so from the start of the game I was disappointed. I found out that they had styled the game the same way as they did with their new game Mists of Pandaria which is awful in so many ways, but the main is that they did not have any talent trees. Thats right, no talent trees whatsoever. You might ask yourself why they feel the need to take out talent trees and put in this panda style skill system, and the answer is that they felt like it would be easier to balance... The word "Balance" has ruined this game, they were actually so lazy when making this game that they didnt feel like dealing with any other variables than necessary so they went ahead and made it to what skills you picked had little to no impact on how you play. This alone is a reason for me to say that this game has no replay value whatsoever, and it has even less satisfaction from beating it, the best feeling I got from beating Diablo 2 was to see my weak starting character transform into a heroic Juggernaut through the particular stacking of skills, I remember that I stacked so many points on my druid that I could constantly have 10 or so summoned wolfs helping me at once, this game lacks all of that original diversification therefore making it the **** offspring of what was Diablo.