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A player's choice in how they progress their character in Diablo 2 is important as they only get up to 3 respecs per character. As a result, a player would have to figure out how they wanted to play their character, and the loot they find would supplement their decisions.

The Diablo series is known for killing hordes of monsters for copious amounts of loot that a player can use to build their characters.

In Diablo 3, if a player were playing a Barbarian and found Legendary gear for a Witch Doctor, they wouldn't be able to trade to their Witch Doctor friend as that is just simply impossible. Diablo 2 never tinkered with the idea of an auction house, though allowed players to trade their Unique items with other players, something Diablo 3 failed to replicate. Both of the auction houses had issues with exploiters and ultimately went against the nature of the kill-loot-repeat cycle of the game itself. As a result, many players were stuck unable to play the game, while those who were able to had a huge head start through the content.ĭiablo 3 also launched with both an auction house and a real-money auction house, though both were not received well by the community. This upset a lot of fans, as the long-awaited Diablo 3 did not include the option to play LAN or offline, despite the pleas of fans. Many fans who anticipated the release were met with Error 37, which meant that the servers were busy and to try again later. RELATED: Diablo Creator Shares Original Vision for Diablo 3ĭiablo 3 had a shaken launch, with both pre-order and server issues immediately impacting the experience. With all of the content coming to the franchise, Diablo 3 may find itself squeezed out on all sides. Introducing an action combat system and dynamic loot and character progression, it was received very well, eventually releasing an expansion called Hellfire later in the same year. 3 years after Diablo 1 released came the highly successful sequel Diablo 2, improving on the game mechanics, replayability, itemization mechanics, lore, and graphics. It would be 12 years since the launch of Diablo 2 before fans got a taste of its sequel Diablo 3, though it couldn't seem to capture the same magic.

The Diablo franchise started in 1997 when the original Diablo came out. It has now been 9 years since the release of Diablo 3, with the prequel Diablo: Immortal and sequel Diablo 4 in the works. Diablo 2, though, was a staple of the series, both in terms of fleshing out the lore and the itemization, with some hardcore fans still grinding away a whopping 2 decades later, despite there being a sequel. Diablo 3 is the threequel of a beloved and time-consuming franchise. The series is rich with the backdrop of dark lore, where the forces of heaven and hell are in constant war, while the mortal realm of Sanctuary defends itself from each of the two forces.