Let's Play Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls | Part 51 | The Fall of Westmarch

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Published on May 15, 2014 12:00:01 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAz4eEK6dHg

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Let's Play: Diablo 3 Reaper of Souls Edition
In this full game let's play my goal is to play the whole campaign from Act 1 to Act 5 as the new Crusader class. It isn't entirely blind gameplay but it isn't necessarily a walkthrough either, more of just a semi-blind full game playthrough.

Let's Play Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls | Part 51 | The Fall of Westmarch

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General:
Diablo III is an action role-playing video game developed and published by Blizzard Entertainment. There are many features that are universal in the Diablo series. Point and click means that the mouse is mainly used for moving and using abilities. Diablo heavily relies on a constant search for better weapons and armor, known as loot. Items are randomly generated and usually have many attributes assigned to them. Various maps in the Diablo world are randomly generated in each game, which increases the replayability.

Due to its randomly generated maps and "hack and slash" nature, Diablo may be loosely considered a roguelike, though with realtime gameplay, graphics, and sound. It was in fact originally conceived and pitched to Blizzard as what amounted to a graphical roguelike. The adventurer being based in a town above the dungeon and being able to use "scrolls of town portal" is a specific influence from Moria.


Reaper of Souls Expansion:
After Diablo is defeated by the Nephalem (the player character), Tyrael recovers the Black Soulstone that contains the essence of all seven of the Great Evils. Knowing it is too dangerous to leave it in the hands of mortals or angels, he and six Horadrim take the Black Soulstone back to Sanctuary and attempt to seal it away where it can never be found - deep in the tomb of Rakkis, the first King of Westmarch, the kingdom established to the west of Khanduras. However, the group is ambushed by Malthael, former Archangel of Wisdom and member of the Angiris Council, who had disappeared after the destruction of the Worldstone twenty years earlier after it was corrupted by Baal the Lord of Destruction (at the end of Diablo II: Lord of Destruction). Now calling himself the "Angel of Death", Malthael kills all but one of the Horadrim and incapacitates Tyrael, and takes the Black Soulstone.

Reaper of Souls adds a number of new features to the core gameplay of Diablo III. These include a new character class, the Crusader,[2] who specializes in defensive play, large weapons (including newly introduced types like flails), specialized "Crusader shields", and holy magic. A fifth Act is added, which follows the Nephalem's quest through the remains of Westmarch and the Pandemonium Fortress to stop Malthael and his allies. In addition to the campaign, the expansion adds an "Adventure Mode", where players are free to roam the entire world and take on random bounties and dungeons (called "Nephalem Rifts") at their leisure. A new artisan, the Mystic, can enhance the properties and appearance of the player's equipment. The expansion also raises the level cap to 70 (up from 60), and adds new skills, runes, and passive abilities for all characters, and adds a fourth slot for passive skills that unlocks when the player reaches level 70.

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