I don't care who could log in and who couldn't on launch day, as I dont own the game nor will I purchase it, but you will 10-15 years from now when you have a hankering for some D3 and the service is no longer available.
Can't play while traveling?
NO big deal right?
Can't play because your ISP is crap?
NO big deal right?
The point you all seem to be missing is that the "trends" as you say will
Always on is NOT ok. It punishes the consumer more than anything else.
And the "hacks" you say it prevents, to blameless's point, could be done completely separately. If blizzard give us an offline client to play, there wouldn't be a peep from me. But they did not. A single player franchise turned into a quasi-MMO.
drm =!= anti-cheat
The real goal of this is to filter every player through the RMAH, and make more money. If you guys don't see that you've got your blinders on.
Blizzard is not doing this for you to protect you from "hax", they are doing it to protect their business model. And because of bleepers like all you "don't complain/your entitled" people and the 6 million purchases (purchases =!= quality of game) this always-on policy is going to be implemented by more people than just Ubisoft
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Immediate gratification, yes?
If this was anyone else besides Blizzard, well, I wouldn't even have to say this.
smdh.
Kids/adults these days.
Can't play while traveling?
NO big deal right?
Can't play because your ISP is crap?
NO big deal right?
The point you all seem to be missing is that the "trends" as you say will
Always on is NOT ok. It punishes the consumer more than anything else.
And the "hacks" you say it prevents, to blameless's point, could be done completely separately. If blizzard give us an offline client to play, there wouldn't be a peep from me. But they did not. A single player franchise turned into a quasi-MMO.

drm =!= anti-cheat
The real goal of this is to filter every player through the RMAH, and make more money. If you guys don't see that you've got your blinders on.
Blizzard is not doing this for you to protect you from "hax", they are doing it to protect their business model. And because of bleepers like all you "don't complain/your entitled" people and the 6 million purchases (purchases =!= quality of game) this always-on policy is going to be implemented by more people than just Ubisoft
.Immediate gratification, yes?
If this was anyone else besides Blizzard, well, I wouldn't even have to say this.
smdh.
Kids/adults these days.













