Diablo III Launch: Error 37 Gains Infamy [May 15, 2012, 8:35 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Diablo III's launch difficulties ran well into today. It seems Error 37 is the new arrow to the knee.
- Last Night's Diablo III Debacle Demonstrates The Problem With 'Always-Online' Games.
- Diablo 3 had over 2 million pre-orders, 8000 midnight launches.
- Diablo 3 Launch: Error 37 Gains Instant Infamy.
- Diablo III's "Error 37" sends the Internet into a meme-making tizzy.
- DIABLO 3 - Pissed off About Error 37. Thanks Gamer's Hell.
Re: Diablo III Launch: Error 37 Gains Infamy
May 18, 2012, 08:52
May 18, 2012, 08:52
But what is going to be done?
What is to be done... is that publishers like Ubisoft and EA have a puddle of drool at their feet as they see D3 being a HUGE success despite an always online, persistent connection (that everyone whined about before) for a historically SP/LAN game.
Welcome to the new age of renting your game (non-ownership), and now no one, especially those that bought D3 and supported this model, can whine about any longer as there exists a hugely successful reference point in the industry.
Ironically, a publisher almost every gamer has loved, is leading the way with this... wolf in sheep's clothing...
I completely understand the draw of the Diablo series... and so doesn't Blizzard...
If this were a new IP (Title), I'm not sure they would have pulled this off as smoothly as they did.
This comment was edited on May 18, 2012, 08:58.
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