I can cap the game at 30 fps if I’d like, or set the time of day once I beat the game to play with the video options. I waited a few weeks to pick up Infamous: Second Son and ended up paying $30 and having the photo mode available from my first play through. If you’re happy with the world of day-one releases, God bless you.īut I’ve turned into a sleeper in my old age, and the rewards have been great. It’s often worth it for them to play it along with the huge rush of other fans who want to be there first, but you don’t have to join them, even if many are perfectly happy to sign up for the journey of a game’s patches and updates and price drops rather than the pure destination of just playing the damned thing. Wait, and then wait some moreĮarly adopters pay the most for a game and get the least finished version of the release. You don’t have to confess about missing Diablo until now, you get to brag that you simply waited for the best version, with the most content, before jumping in. Why would anyone feel bad about waiting to play the best version of the game? The people who should feel bad are the ones who jumped in too early and "suffered" through the early days of the game before these issues were ironed out. If you haven’t played Diablo 3 before you’re getting a version with all the major issues ironed out, with a better balance to the loot drops, better visuals than the past console releases, and the expansion content. It needed to be online to work, the real-money auction house was a controversial choice, and the loot was overwhelming.Įvery aspect of these flaws has been addressed in the console version, along with the ability to directly control your character and play almost as an action game. The original PC version was a bit of a mess. I’m happy to report that it’s the best version of the game so far, as I spend my evenings wrecking shit with my Demon Hunter. For that price you get the full version of Diablo 3, a bunch of social features, the Reaper of Souls expansion, and visuals that are much improved from the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 version. The Xbox One and PlayStation 4 editions of Diablo 3: Ultimate Evil Edition have just been released for $60.
“I have a confession to make,” a co-worker said in hushed tones yesterday.
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