As such, this downloadable content provides a reason for dedicated fans of Blizzard’s hack-and-slasher to revisit the game, and it even offers a little nudge for newbies to finally get with it and play one of the best action RPGs of all time. Looking for something similar and that is why I would give the overall win to Diablo 2.Įdit: Damn… Probably should of read you pinned comment before posting that first part.It had me at “you can blow up corpses.” Rise of the Necromancer provides a fantastic new character class for Diablo III in a dark wizard who loves the dead as much as Alice Cooper. People still compare necromancers in other games to Diablo 2 necro. The dev team definitely rose to the challenge and boy what a challenge it was. Bravo! I thought it would be impossible to be honest to be a necro in D3.
With all this said I knew the D3 necro had to be different.
I tried a few other builds but just couldn't get into them. I didn't use this skill much in Diablo 2 or 3 for that matter but as cool as swirling bones is and all I'm gonna go with D3 on this one but purely on aesthetics.Īfter that I'm just gonna agree with everything else. While I loved being able to pick and choose my revives the area effect of D3 is just way too convenient. D3 not using corpses or living until killed make me sad. Incorruptible by the prime evils… the Priest of Rathma. The evil dark magic users in every other game was pretty stale. I love the backstory of necromancers Diablo gave them. The manipulation of life force to new levels past necromancy's limit of dead flesh. That was the why you could make clay or fire or metal come to life. Did I say necromancers? I meant Priests of Rathma. I loved D2 golems and the lore of necromancers in general. Necro's had tuns of +skill items to choose from. 8 skeletons in Diablo 2? Yeah… maybe… running around naked.
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