Still, I dont understand why would I ever play HC, so far, its only about e-penis, forgive my manners. I have to say, I've never played HC in D2, so, I don't have that background that many of you have. The beta is awesome, and I just can't wait to play this game. So if i lose one, I still have a back up to farm new gear with etc. I also like to keep multiple characters going at the same time. Be overprepared, overleveled, or overgeared or all three. If you do play hardcore, be sure to keep sets of back up gear in your shared stash or on mules.
It makes top gear MUCH, MUCH harder to obtain. With so many players dying in Hardcore it tends to cull out the weak or impatient. If not, no big deal, there is always softcore To be able to lose a character you have dedicated that much time to, and pick yourself up and do it again, speaks volumes. Playing HC deserves some level of respect, not for being cool, or having a big EPEEN, but for having perserverence, dedication, awareness, and love for the game. You will never find this in normal.Īdditionally, the people you know in the game that do the same.have a bond with you. When you have 500 hours invested in a character, and top gear, and your fighting in the hardest parts of the game, you will know fear, comradarie and excitement. BUT, the thrill of knowing that every step you take needs to be spot on, gives meaning to the game you will never experience otherwise. One mistake and this ride is over my friend.Įven if you do everthing right, you can still die. You need to be on your game at all times. I would almost give you the comparison to my suzuki hayabusa gxsr 1300 motorcycle. Let me preface by stating that I am a D2 player that had 4 characters over lvl 95, HC.(all died).įor a certain segment of the gaming population, which includes myself, once you play HC, you can never go back to normal. I can't speak for everyone, but i can certainly give you my perspective on playing Hardcore.
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