Despite some shortcomings in story and technology, Vessel of Hatred does pretty well for you.
You’re real jokers. By far the most popular answer in our “How do you like Vessel of Hatred so far?” was: I don’t play at all, but I still want to press something. Of course we have ourselves to blame for offering this option. But hey, that’s exactly why we love you. Never change, GameStar Community.
Now on the topic of Diablo 4. Almost 3,000 of you voted and the picture is pretty clear. The addon has mostly convinced you – despite his weaknesses.
This is how you judged
Your vote in numbers.
Let’s briefly ignore the 39 percent “I didn’t play” (we’ll come back to you in a moment). Most (27 percent) rate Vessel of Hatred as pretty good.
4 percent each gave a critical verdict, either “pretty bad” or “bad as hell.”
However, one can certainly also classify some of the non-players as critical voices. Diablo 4 lost a lot of people even before the add-on – as you told us in the last survey.
This means that the mood seems a little better for you than in many other parts of the Diablo community. On Reddit, in the Blizzard forum and the like, most people choose harsh words, primarily criticizing the story and the lack of variety. What do you say to that?
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In the first few minutes of Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred, heretics are attacked
A look at your comments
The story isn’t exactly met with love from you either, although there is certainly some praise. Plus reader Ruffy19 sums up how many feel:
So I think how Blizzard handles the story here…… so I’d rather not write it out. At the end of the story there are quest tasks again like
Complete three dungeons.
Earn a Whisper Tree Reward.
Complete level 20 of the Foreman’s Pit.
And so forth …
The Spiritborn has received a lot of praise from you for this – by the way, most of you wanted to try out the new class right away. Jenksta combines the praise with criticism of the performance, which is also a topic that several of you mention.
The addon can definitely be good. I like the look of the area and the Spiritborn plays really smoothly. Even if this is actually just a Monk copy of D3, with fancy animals.
What really bothers me are the bugs and errors that came with the release. Wasn’t this tested extensively before? From missing season cosmetics from the last 5 seasons in Spiritborn to hanging loading screens in various quests in the story, everything is there. (…)
And reader Jan1981 shows how beautiful life can be if you don’t think too much:
I’m very satisfied. I am easily inspired. I think it’s best to keep your brains out and consume.
Thank you for your participation! Because the question came up in the comments: We wanted to give you the opportunity to express your opinion shortly after the launch. So that you have some time, we ran the survey up to and including today – experience has shown that many of you get through new content very quickly and then need to talk.
