It takes a while for your range of possible skill combinations to get interesting, particularly if you don't realise there's a hidden option to remove some of the baffling restrictions on what you can combine. Every level 30 Wizard has access to the same skills as every other level 30 Wizard, the differences are just a question of what they currently have equipped. Eventually you can have six equipped at a time, and between fights you can put any of 20-odd skills in those slots.

Each time you level up, you get access to a new skill, and you fit these into an increasing number of slots. To be honest the price is fairly steep, I'd advise to wait for it to become cheaper.You never make any permanent choices about your character. It's not possible to customise characters much at all, except for changing clothes and banner this is not enough! Customising power abilities is only possible with runes and while that's sort of acceptable, it's ultimately disappointing the skill trees feature was abandoned. The characters you get to play are underdeveloped, a detriment to the enjoyment of the game. Even though it features some okay cut scenes, it feels entirely too short. Where Diablo 3 disappoints, however, is the straight-forward, rather simplistic story.

The 3D game engine handles these things quite nicely. On to the review of the game itself, Diablo 3 feels and looks great, showcasing some nice cinematics and overall stylish graphics. Due to the vast number of people playing the game on launch day their servers went down thankfully that problem has been fixed, but you cannot discount it from happening again later on. Now that the 12-year wait for Diablo 3 is finally over, I was all ready for the fun to begin, but no, Blizzard requires players to be constantly connected to the internet during gameplay, and disconnections are bound to happen no matter what it's like I don't even own the game, even though I've paid for it.

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