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Originally Posted by DaClownie 
You say this, but this game feels COMPLETELY different on the difficulties. Normal was a test run... Nightmare makes you think and play a bit more conservative. Hell has you crappin' your pants. Each one DEMANDS a different play style, making it feel new again. The only difference is you know the story line on the next mode. Even then, with random generation of levels, random events, etc. It still feels fresh.
You say this, but this game feels COMPLETELY different on the difficulties. Normal was a test run... Nightmare makes you think and play a bit more conservative. Hell has you crappin' your pants. Each one DEMANDS a different play style, making it feel new again. The only difference is you know the story line on the next mode. Even then, with random generation of levels, random events, etc. It still feels fresh.
Couldn't agree more. I'm on Hell now, and I actually have to change my active and passive skill/runes when I encounter certain mobs or bosses to even survive where as in Normal and Nightmare I picked my skills and never had to change them.
Screw the haters. I'm 45 hours in and countdown the hours until I'm off work everyday. No ones raining on my D3 Parade
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