
By all accounts, Diablo 3′s narrative is bad. It’s a hammy tale told in a boring world. But the story is made only worse by Leah, who acts as a stand-in for the game's developers.

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All I want is a physical disc release of remastered D2 that doesn't require online check-ins.
I've lost complete interest. Too much FOMO with seasons as it is, now it's expansions? No thanks.
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alot of people like the story.
I don't think most people bought this for the story. More likely for it's gameplay and fun. I haven't played, but from what I heard from my friend is only how much fun it is, the gameplay and the loot.
The article is correct; Diablo 3's narrative falls short when compared to Diablo 2. The story is also very, and i say it again, very predictable. It's painfully predictable that you'd beg the story to deviate from its course somehow. The Stranger, Adria, Leah, they're all so predictable.
If you're still playing in Act 2 or 3 of Diablo 3, and you've read the last part of the paragraph above, and you feel like you know what I'm talking about, then chances are you're probably right about the three of them.