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overdrive's Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition review

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Peter Butter Freelancer May 10, 2016
Lovely game. I've never played it on console, only PC, with the big advantage that what they add in content on current and future patches is always available.

And Rapid Fire is a lovely mainstay skill. My current hardcore Demon Hunter even found a legendary quiver with a very simple passive ability, "channeling Rapid Fire no longer costs Hatred". Now it's not just a machine gun - it has infinite ammo.
"Deep in the earth I faced a fight that I could never win. The blameless and the base destroyed, and all that might have been. -- GK"
Skylar Yoshioka May 10, 2016
I also used to be a Demon Hunter main. It has been a while since I played Diablo III...years in fact. I played the expansion when it came out on PC...a bit much for my system to handle, but I enjoyed it. A friend of mine actually got it on console and I played it a bit on there...I actually think I liked it better on console because you had the tumble command that isn't available on PC (unless they patched it in during the time I haven't played). As a side note, if you go to Blizz's website and read the short stories for the character classes, the Demon Hunter has a really excellent read (so does the Crusader).

Hmmmm I think I may try to pick the game back up again and see how it is.
Rob Hamilton Staff May 10, 2016
A legendary quiver that makes Rapid Fire free?!?!?!? I WANT THIS SO BAD!!!!!!!!

I mean, right now, I'm on Expert or Master (whatever the third difficulty level is) and a couple areas like Pandemonium are fairly troublesome because the Winged Assassins, which are the generic mass-attacking enemy immediately jump into your face and start slashing. Against them, if I have Rapid Fire, they're easy. If I'm waiting for it to charge up, I'm in trouble because they cause a lot of damage quickly. Never running out of Rapid Fire would make me unstoppable against any regular enemy and only really in danger against bosses and powerful Unique-types who can beat me down before I've taken off that much of their life.
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