Or mabye Mobile games have finally caught up graphically with PC/Console gaming that its even comparable.

What would a proper PC Diablo 4 visually look like to you if this looks like a Mobile game?

Honestly D4 looks like what could have been a new expansion pack for Diablo 3, nothing more.

It does? If they drop the online thing I might get it(on sale cuz china crap) because I love D3 on console(cutscenes/lore/voices[one of my faves on the minor NPCs is the jeweller]/etc).

Addition: Except the end boss to the DLC...that crap was hard as heck and took me 15 minutes to finish, and I had to do it multiple times.

So watched portions of the 'trailer', which looks like it was an expansion to D3 but got scrapped, so the footage was reused.

The 'gameplay'... I don't know, something feels off, it's possible they rushed to make multiple classes that aren't fully fleshed out with a few abilities to show off. Some of the monsters remind me of D2 era. The 'dreams' also seems a callback to D2.

Plus with them obviously going for micro-transactions... I don't know.

Even if I had any intention of giving them money again until they do a 180 on their bs, diablo 3 left a severely bad taste in my mouth with how its always online requirement affected the gameplay. With almost every single hit there was a slight delay before it registered, and sometimes a long delay. It was, to put it mildly, infuriating. Only a game for people with very good connections then. Though I suppose it depends how they go about it. Path of Exile doesn't have any such issues for example and that if obviously always online.

Watched few parts of 20 min barbarian game play... I was not able to watch it full as it looks just like Diablo 3 with some reskin and tweaks. Here few quick that come to my mind after that:

- Still hp pots with cooldown. (ah that beautiful times when you run around because you can't heal yourself - also they just hammered down % LL)
- Still skill that generating resources and skills that spending them (hated it in D3 but I'm aware that many ppl liked it more than managing their mana/mp pots... maybe it will be better this time but I wouldn't hold my breath... I mean I want to use skill I want, not the one I must), also long cooldowns on some spending skills (here you have this amazing skill, in fast paced H&S, that you can use once every 2 minutes - but after some patches we will make it so with some sets, other items and other random shits it will have almost 100% up time - it will still have 1sec downtime just so you can feel bad [sigh, I wasted to much time in D3...]).
- Again attack on weapon have some stupid numbers like 2000... what's the point (again core mechanics depends on weapon damage for every class?).

Apart from the skill tree... it's just Diablo 3 (even items in inventory looks the same)... and then I see youtube comments like "can't wait, it will be amazing"... seriously? I know it may be early beta but I'm talking about what I see now, and now I see same crap, just with some cherry on top. Somehow, it makes me angry and I don't know why... :P

Don't bet on them dropping the Blizz launcher anytime soon. And to be fair mobile games today do look really good (even if the gameplay is still wank) so I guess it does both look like a mobile game AND an expansion to D3.

I like Diablo 3 and RoS and even got the Necro but this new one doesn't fill me with the warm fuzzies but we will see.

if they drop it console I might play it anyways when it's cheapish.....also btw was necro any good? I never got to play it.

I hated it. It feels terrible to roll main stats like Vit away for cooldown reduction, just so you can have 100% uptime on that Epiphany or Champion of Akkerat.

Hmmm. . . well. . .

needs more cow-bell.

Oh, hold up. . . I'm not going to be able to play this. . . I only have an iPhone 5. :(

Shit.

But seriously, it kind of has that implicit "for ages 5-15" disclaimer on it, minus the D-cup warrior goddess; as far as the intro goes, it lacks the depth and heart-sinking despair and horror of D2, which had every pentecostal on the planet up in arms.

And lazy-trope/stock cinematic soundtrack.

Most times those pots were in boss battles, so they had to keep the times high to make the battles more challenging...though I admit a variable timer for the various difficulties might've been a good idea.

(Also the game allowed one to stock up on many health potions....by endgame I had like 90+ of them and the health pots in the final fight, way more than needed)

Mhmm... I picked up D3 on console second hand, for like $8. The only reason i bought it, because i know Blizzard wouldn't get any plus it was offline play.

I got it used on console for similar reasons and because I am a poor bloke.....ir is ok for the price I paid, imo, and it is offline which is a big big plus.