TheDFactory

Yeah that is terrible to find out. If I honestly cared only about multiplayer, I could have much more fun paintballing, or (I hate to say) Live Action Role Playing. Then you don't have to worry about whether to buy a gamepad or whose connection is better.

I'm in the boat with those who do not mind the change, and thanks to a brand new story and much more dialogue I won't have to worry about getting bored. At least the used the same world as the previous games, whether or not it should be called Dungeon Siege III or some other name, really isn't my place. I understand that people like what works back but it's nice when a company refreshes a series. At least they didn't destroy it from a gameplay and fun perspective like Duke Nukem: Forever.

To clarify, I mentioned that you didn't choose the new furniture but instead found what you liked in the new. But you're right the game will sell well and play well, I would just like to see some real core criticism. When the game releases I will make my final judgement, and if it is similar to the demo then there will only be good things coming from me.

To both above, I tried to come up with a good analogy but alas nothing quite explains it. But I do see something similar right now in the form of Duke Nukem. Nothing but the quotes in Duke is the same. The difference being that DS3 is actually fun and DN is well pretty bad by all standards. My point is that DS3 is good and should be given a chance. I would hate to come back home to find out every bit of furniture I picked out was gone but I would also try and find some new things that were better. Obsidian did miss the balance between new and old but now it's up to us to try it out before we judge.

Not to offend anyone in here, but why all the push for sameness? Personally, if I'm ready to buy a new car I don't want to buy the exact same car I just had with a different paint job. That would be useless because I could just repaint the car myself. Games and cars are different I know, but all I'm seeing is a bunch of people saying they want more of something they already have. Take my advice or not, either embrace some refreshing change or go play series such as Call of Duty that's the same time and time again.