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Uncut Diablo 3 campaign playthrough with new monk, HD 60fps – Let's Play Diablo 3 Season 20

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The entirety of the Diablo 3 campaign during season 20 in 1080p, 60 frames per second, in under 4 hours and without cuts as a brand new monk character. This is not a speed run. This is me leveling a monk in season 20 via the campaign as opposed to just grinding in adventure mode and rifts. I was aiming to complete an Uliana build (and eventually did)

Thank you for watching my no commentary let's play Diablo 3 / Diablo 3 gameplay for season 20! My Diablo 3 review, or really my consideration of the plot, is below. If you like, please subscribe and like 🙂

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My thoughts, having seen the entirety of the story from start to finish (and dozens of times before this particular Diablo 3 playthrough), primarily focus on the plot concept of Diablo itself. Everyone knows that good will always win over evil (even though the forces of good and evil had been in a stalemate for untold millennia, and humanity is a mixture of both good and evil). I find this inexorability too 1) predictable and 2) unfounded. 1) No challenge in Diablo gives the player a sense of the possibility of failure; yes, you might die a few times, but you know that eventually you will move past the challenge and the story will continue and eventually culminate in the player's victory over Hell. The taunts of Azmodan, for example, are quite hollow knowing that he will be defeated. 2) The inevitability of good defeating evil is unfounded for the reasons above concerning humanity being spawned from both demonic and angelic beings as well as Hell and Heaven being in an eternal, stalemated conflict. All of this is to say that I hope that Diablo 4 breaks from the monotony (although I doubt it will). It would be nice to have two campaigns, one for Hell and one for Heaven, with separate armor, weapons, skills, and classes. And it would be nice to have some kind of PvP system where teams of characters from the one faction can play against the other. Although I plan to purchase Diablo 4, I know that no matter how ominous Lilith appears, she and all her minions will eventually be defeated, but one or more of the Prime Evils, through a door left open in the plot, will somehow escape/survive and thus the dualistic conflict will continue and we will wait for years for Diablo 5 to tell us exactly how it continues. Diablo 2 is one of the greatest pc games ever made, but simply repackaging its story over and over doesn't develop the series any more than trying to change a person by dressing them in new clothes. And unfortunately, if you remember when Diablo 3 was first released, the Diablo 3 campaign had to be farmed over and over again. It was very grindy and repetitive, further degrading the story, in my opinion. As far as the game is concerned, I am very pleased with the seasons idea and the removal of the auction house. It's kind of amazing to think that we're in season 20; beginning in season 5, each season has lasted roughly 14 weeks. Well, those are my thoughts. Happy hunting in season 20!

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