Changes were right around the corner, with the upcoming release of the Reaper of Souls expansion, the removal of the Auction House, and the ?Loot 2.0? system being introduced. I had been burned out on the PC game for a number of months, having spent hundreds of hours in search of elusive legendaries and quality upgrades for my roster of characters. Set alarms if needed.When Diablo III originally hit consoles on PS3 and Xbox 360, it came at just the right time for me. This game is easily addictive for those who get in to it, so they or a parent should keep track of time, and come up for air occasionally. Quality-wise, D3 lives up to its roots as a game that keeps things interesting, with each map being randomized every time you play.and if you have network connection problems, it may be randomized while you're still playing – even in a private game – which is a downside, but results in a little more play time and variety, to advance. (That means "teen" is or was in your age number.) The Diablo series is a good one for teens or adults. There is no strong language or sexual content in the game itself, though public chat is always a source of things that require parental supervision, like language, potential bullying or stalking.ġ8+ (15+ in the UK) seems a high age rating, but the average votes here of 10/12+ is a little on the low side. Another reviewer pointed out the fantasy setting aids to separate the imaginary violence from our modern real world. As others have said, this game's high age rating is primarily for violence, with some small flashes of gore.
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