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Oof! My main gripe with Diablo IV after playing it for 50 hours was that it was far too easy. I never used healing potions and never died. Then I switched from Torment II to III – what a steep spike in difficulty! I really shouldn't complain, but I wish the difficulty curve had been more consistent from the start.
I love the free respec feature in Diablo IV. It's available at any time and doesn't require any currency or resources. This is exactly the right choice for a game like this. It lets you experiment with a wide variety of builds. You can also save multiple builds per character.
Lynch proves his mastery in creating atmosphere again and again. The scenes are beautiful, rewarding, surprising, inspiring, and magical. Thank you, Maestro. I am grateful to have been able to experience this journey.
Everything leads back to Twin Peaks, and the tension is almost unbearable. Is this already the showdown? My God, I love the effects. And seeing half the cast gathered in a single room is simply wonderful. The episode skillfully moves between plausibility and mindfuck. We return to the beginning, searching for closure.
It's incredible how storylines that seemingly couldn't be further apart are brought together. And I can't stop laughing: Lynch unleashes all his humor—absurd, quirky, turned up to eleven. Also, the pacing! Again and again, the characters are extraordinarily written and performed. And then the ending—what?!
After all these years, the relationship between Nadine, Ed, and Norma finally finds its resolution—and Otis Redding is there too. Brilliantly acted, fabulously edited, and wonderfully staged. Then, a deep plunge into darkness—Lynch loves contrasts. Superb editing, impressive cinematography and effects.
I’ve finished the Diablo IV campaign and reached the level cap, so now the real fun can begin! I think the campaign is well told, at least for the genre. I really like the music and sound design of the game. The mechanics feel solid, although there were a few dull moments. I’m hoping to find more depth in the endgame. Let’s go!
When Cole called Truman in Twin Peaks, I knew we were heading into the home stretch. And indeed: the storylines begin to converge. Sensational: Monica Bellucci, the Black Lodge, scenes, atmosphere, and the power of storytelling.
Lynch is in full comedy mode here and seamlessly shifts to the sinister in the next segment, without ever feeling out of place. Maybe that's comedy too — yes, it definitely is comedy. And at the same time, it's a celebration of coffee and cherry pie.
I am impressed by the timing and atmosphere that is created even in dialogue scenes. I could watch the FBI quartet for hours. More than just one scene unfolds the typical Lynchian comedy here. The appearance of a returning character delights with all its details, subtleties, and quirks—as if not a single day had passed since the second season. This is the episode of long dialogues, and it is magnificent.
