Keeping the core gameplay mechanics of Diablo III intact, Reaper of Souls does not sacrifice gameplay for new content. The battles are still bloody and challenging, and the boss encounters are epic in scale. The Reaper campaign can be played either online or offline. Gamers with lower level characters might want to consider a campaign when playing the new expansion. You can play Reaper of Souls solo, but it’s difficult until you can find decent gear drops for your character(s). If you are a hardcore veteran of Diablo III, and have a high Paragon level, you will have no problems passing through the lower levels of the expansion.
Paul writes: "What makes a great game? Is it length of story? Is it replayability? I think the key to a really great game is one that keeps sucking you back in even if you've played the thing to death."
I was gonna say, if Halo, Gears, Forza, Sea of Theives & Crackdown die, what's left?!
You all better keep it down before the trusty diehards bumrush you all for talking bad about their massiah.
Glitched Africa writes: "While some developers push DLC whenever they can, there are others who create worthy video game expansions that could rival full games. Check out the top five greatest video game expansions of this generation."
Join Amras89 and Hardlydan for game talk and fun! This time, The Gamesmen talk about PUBG’s bannings, Valve kicking rule-breaking games, demands from the author of The Witcher, Google’s streaming service, more Telltale layoffs, and an updated Nintendo Switch. Games discussed are Monster Hunter World, Diablo 3, Hockey, Yoshi, Tennis, Unravel 2, Rec Room, Dead Cells, Assassin’s Creed: Odyssey, Far Cry 5, and Cave Story.
