Originally Posted by Drizzid

I agree with you when it comes to the weapons switching they did make that very easy and it was nice to be able to engage a monster at range for a shot or two then quickly change to hand to hand melee. The problem with the equipment is you find something you can't quite use yet so you store it waiting to level then you find some decent items that you would like to sell for gold. It doesn't take long before you are throwing stuff out to make room to just look at stuff to compare so you are constantly dropping stuff and then picking stuff up every time you get into a multiple monster fight. The character creation was nice also but it would have been nice to have classes to start with instead of just a generic character.

When it came o the skills what I had an issue with is which skills you could drop into you quick set buttons. Some you could and some you couldn't. I might give it another go round with the demo it was lat so I might have just been tired and not thinking.

Edit: something else I didn't like, it is hard to see the equipment when it is lying on the ground. In Diablo2 you could just press the ALT key and it would show you everything that was laying on the ground which made it easier to decipher if you wanted to use the time to pick theitem up. In this game you have to use you pointer to highlight everything to make sure you haven't missed any magic items or better quality stuff than what you have.

Ya know it is pretty sad when you have to contradict your own post :/ I have completed the demo once again and here are a few more details:

First: Don't play and review a demo when you start it at 1230 in the morning not a good idea.
Second: Don't pay any attention to that Drizzid dude he's not the smartest fellar on the world. Not the sharpest sword in the armory
Third: The game is better after you get used to playing it and how the interface works. I tried to use my Diablo2 experience which does translate into this game and makes for better character developement. You basically don't know what class you will be until you level the first time and pick a "sphere" to start to practice. Once you have done this then your character starts to develope.
Fourth: Very cool monsters! and the game continues to impress graphically very nice indeed.
Fifth: I think the multiplayer will be very cool and fun especially with TG'ers
sixth: Didn't have as much of an issue with the equipment but it will eventually become an issue if you are playing by yourself but in multiplayer I think it won't be to much of an issue.
Seventh: Not real fond of the camera. It's always stationary and I don't like that very much. There are times you wish you could change the camera to better see what it up ahead. The camera stays put no matter which direction you move in. It takes some getting used to.

Well I think that's about it for me and will look forward to seeing if any TG'ers will be getting this. I think the multiplayer will be a hoot to play.