And I certainly am not wasting a cent on the damn thing.BlizzConline is imminent - two days away - and speculation is rampant about what will be announced. I'll probably leave it installed as something to play for a few minutes when I'm bored as hell - like waiting in the doctor's office or something - but it's not something I can see myself playing for any length of time. Nothing about the story has hooked me thus far, and I'm struggling to wonder why I'd want to play this over, say, my Switch version of Diablo 3, which is equally as portable and isn't loaded down with shitty microtransactions.
Outside of cooldown timers, skills can just be spammed all over the place.
Playing a Wizard that doesn't have to manage arcane power is completely foreign to me. At least D3 gave the pretense of managing resources. Propped up my iPad with the case, linked up my old DualShock 4, and the game was much more enjoyable.Įven though the gameplay has been pretty solid and one of the better mobile games I've played in a while it can't make up for the fact that the game is even more dumbed down than Diablo 3. It's playable but annoying as hell - and damn uncomfortable on a larger device like an iPad. Picked a wizard, as per my usual, and immediately two of my skills require tap-and-drag aiming that absolutely sucks ass. I'm reminded how much I absolutely fucking loathe touch screen controls for games like these though. But even on high it isn't as much of a battery drain as I expected it would be. Surprisingly, it runs pretty damn good, albeit capped at 30 fps and I can only go up to the high graphical preset. Curiosity got the better of me and I downloaded this on my 4 year old iPad 6th Gen just to see if it actually "Works on this iPad" like the store page claimed.
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