Diablo III

Videogame
2012
16

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaTwenty years after "Diablo II (2000)", Deckard Cain and his niece Leah travel to Tristram where a falling star causes Cain to disappear. The Nephalem (a Barbarian, a Witch Doctor, a Wizard, ... Ler tudoTwenty years after "Diablo II (2000)", Deckard Cain and his niece Leah travel to Tristram where a falling star causes Cain to disappear. The Nephalem (a Barbarian, a Witch Doctor, a Wizard, a Monk or a Demon Hunter) sets out to rescue him.Twenty years after "Diablo II (2000)", Deckard Cain and his niece Leah travel to Tristram where a falling star causes Cain to disappear. The Nephalem (a Barbarian, a Witch Doctor, a Wizard, a Monk or a Demon Hunter) sets out to rescue him.

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7,9/10

4,5 mil

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Indicado para 2 prêmios BAFTA
- 4 vitórias e 6 indicações no total

Crusader - Female
(narração)
(as Mary Elizabeth McGylnn)

Robin Atkin Downes

Demon Hunter - Male
(narração)

Laura Bailey

Demon Hunter - Female
(narração)

Rajia Baroudi

Monk - Female
(narração)

Katie Fabel

Jamella…

Jamieson Price

Monk - Male
(narração)

Erica Luttrell

Witch Doctor - Female
(narração)

Carl Lumbly

Witch Doctor - Male
(narração)

Grey DeLisle

Wizard - Female
(narração)

Crispin Freeman

Wizard - Male
(narração)

Alyson Reed

Adria, the Witch
(narração)

Michael Gough

Deckard Cain
(narração)

Jennifer Hale

Leah
(narração)

Jonathan Adams

Tyrael, Archangel of Justice
(narração)

Sumalee Montano

Eirena, Enchantress
(narração)

Avaliações de usuários13

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2fh147

numbers the only thing that matters?

I knew something was wrong from the beginning of the game, when it felt like it was more about getting the biggest number of all time, than being immersed in the world of dark fantasy, listen to The cranking sounds of dark gothic music, it filled more like an amusement park with looten.

If it was not for my friends, I kidnapped to play this game with me, I would never have gotten through it, because it felt so empty it was just about hitting things with numbers, in the later half of the games when the numbers begin to become hundred thousand and a million, it loses all meaning.

It was hard to give a damn about the story because the game, pushing me to go back to killing stuff and getting more weapons with colors that, stats I didn't read I just looked at the arrows. The game wanted me to not look at anything but the numbers to give me the feeling of dopamine.

I remember playing Diablo 1 and 2, marveling at the horror and the Terror of it all, it filled like a world that was field with Darkness and mutilation, now this feels like a World of Warcraft version of it and I hate it.

4francis-cy

An absolute disappointment and poor launch

I bought diablo 3 at launch expecting it to be a good introduction to the diablo franchise. The first problem stems from the abysmal launch where it took me and many others hours just to log in because of some "error 36/37". At the time i didn't care because I was excited when i played the game and created my badass Demon Hunter and then I found another error, the lack of character customization, i think the demon hunter's have awesome male and female models but the other characters don't meet my appeal. I played upto level 20 on normal difficulty and enjoyed my experience upto that point, until i realized the game was, point, spam, done without any interesting equipment. I learnt only a few weeks ago that the devs made the equipment deliberately bland for normal to encourage people to play on inferno, however i was unaware of this at the time. Some other issues i have with the game include graphics and atmosphere, the game is surprisingly low ended graphics wise with the only exception being the cutscenes which are phenomenal, and i was lead to believe that diablo 3 would be an extremely grim and disturbing world, it was meh... One praise i have for diablo 3 is it's boss fights which i found incredibly entertaining and the dialog in towns and with the companions (specifically the templar) Here are a few bullet points to outline diablo 3 +Great cutscense +Great dialogue +Great boss fights -Horrific launch -below average graphics -repetitive nature -tame content (no mature focus) -boring loot

If i were to recommend a game similar in play style, Torchlight 1 or 2 (though i have briefly touched upon the games they are miles better than diablo 3)

8colorthekid

Addicting And Satisfying.

Friday night, bored out of my mind. I start playing Diablo III on Adventure Mode and an hour later, it's Sunday morning. To this day I still have no idea what the heck happened.

Time just moves differently when you're playing Diablo.

10Shaliney

Love this game!

Diablo III is my favorite video game to play of all time. I can set and play it for hours and hours, going through the whole game over and over again. I did play the first Diablo and Diablo II, but Diablo III is definitely the best! I love the new monsters, love the spells of the Wizard (which is the only character I play), love the achievements that you can get, love the sound effects of the game, the cinematics, and I absolutely love the graphics! Blizzard did a fantastic job with the graphics. I love playing the computer version the best, but also have it on Xbox 360. With the computer game, I love playing Diablo III with my mom, she loves Diablo III as well! We have so much fun playing together! This game is completely awesome!

8grzegorzadamski

Great game, looking forward to the next expansion

Even though many consider this game bad (compared to previous versions) it's still one of the best (if not the best) Action RPGs right now on the market. This game is very dynamic, casual players-friendly, allowing them to actually play the game without having to spend hundreds of hours grinding items. They made this part much easier, however you feel about that, the end-game content is still inaccessible to 95% of Diablo population. Anyway, there wasn't much new additions to the game for the past year, but right now we are hearing a lot about the new expansion that is soon to launch. It will introduce new playable class (and most likely more new classes will be showing up as DLC to the expansion).

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Deckard Cain is the only NPC to appear in all the games of the Diablo franchise.

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Leah: [Leah helps lay her uncle, Deckard Cain, to rest outside Tristram; she places a book on his chest] It was all just stories... my uncle saw what he wanted to see.
Tyrael: Deckard sacrificed much to protect this world, but his work is not over.
Leah: What would YOU know about sacrifice?
Imperius: [In reply, Tyrael grasps her arm gently - showing her a vision of himself as an angel, before the Angiris Council] Tyrael, the ancient law of the High Heavens strictly forbids us from interfering from the mortal world... yet YOU have done so! Brazenly!
Tyrael: All I am guilty of, Imperius, is bringing Justice - while you hide, cowering, behind your throne!
Imperius: SILENCE!
[Imperius leaps from his platform, his spear appearing in his hand, as he grasps Tyrael and lifts him from the floor]
Imperius: You will now answer for your transgressions!
Tyrael: [Tyrael and Imperius wrestle across the Council chamber, until Tyrael stands over Imperius, spear in hand] You cannot judge me! I am Justice itself! We were meant for more than this - to protect the innocent! But if our precious laws bind you all to inaction... then I will no longer stand as your brother!
Leah: [Tyrael slams the speartip into the floor of the chamber, causing Leah - seeing the vision - to fall to her knees] You CHOSE... to be one of us!
Imperius: [Leah touches Tyrael's robe, seeing the rest of the vision - of Tyrael shedding his angelic status] Sacrilege!
Tyrael: [Tyrael is pulled through the Council chamber's floor, falling in the night sky like a meteor] Thus, I fell, willingly... because humanity is the only hope for this world.
Leah: [Leah rests a hand on Cain's forehead, and takes up his book] I never believed. All your crazy tales... the work you never finished. I will finish it, Uncle. I will carry on for you.