Joe Shmo

Don’t trust the poor ratings. The game is awesome, it just takes time to learn how to play it. If you’re new to Diablo, start with Diablo 3. It keeps you on track better, easier to follow the missions. Diablo 4 is an open map, so it takes time to figure out the yellow markers are the main missions, the blues are optional side missions, and then you can just roam around killing stuff and checking out dungeons. I was way too busy to figure that all out at first so I was doing all side missions and not progressing, that was frustrating. When I finally got time, read a little online, it made more sense and was a lot of fun.