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We're old...
I loved Diablo II, and I played it a lot (as anyone who knew me online can attest). I stopped playing when I was a sophomore in college. By the time Diablo III comes out (I'm assuming late 2010, early 2011), I'll be established at my job, living on my own and taking night classes. Giving it some thought, it's pretty likely I won't have either the time or the energy to devote to long hours on the computer cutting down zombies. I would guess that a lot of the kids who played DII will be far from kids when DIII is released. The generation that devoted so much time to DII is all grown up. When I used to play, I would think about how cool a sequel would be, but now it seems like I've aged out of the video-game demographic. Just wondering if anyone else feels the same way, or has some thoughts on this... :coffee:
I loved Diablo II, and I played it a lot (as anyone who knew me online can attest). I stopped playing when I was a sophomore in college. By the time Diablo III comes out (I'm assuming late 2010, early 2011), I'll be established at my job, living on my own and taking night classes. Giving it some thought, it's pretty likely I won't have either the time or the energy to devote to long hours on the computer cutting down zombies. I would guess that a lot of the kids who played DII will be far from kids when DIII is released. The generation that devoted so much time to DII is all grown up. When I used to play, I would think about how cool a sequel would be, but now it seems like I've aged out of the video-game demographic. Just wondering if anyone else feels the same way, or has some thoughts on this... :coffee: