Diablo + Hellfire

I'd pay 20.

Diablo 1 is a classic but it's disapointing to me that the GoG version loses battle.net functionality and all it adds is resolution upscaling. I really wish they'd have added the ability to play Nightmare or Hell difficulty in singleplayer. Especially since B.Net isn't available in the GoG version it would make a lot of sense to allow these in singleplayer now. It would have been a 4 star if they somehow had been able to work with Blizzard to integrate the new version into battle.net.

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

Need diablo hellfire diablo 1 useless need hellfire.i dont play be hellfire :(

When Diablo 1 first came out it looked beautiful after playing the standard pixelated games like Doom among others. I managed to get to level 9 and had to give up at the time in frustration. Then Diablo 2 came out and I can't remember how many times I have played it through but have to say it is one of the most satisfying games of its kind that has ever been made. The only thing I never cared for was the fact that my cd drive/burner ran all the time when playing because of DRM. I probably burned up a couple drives playing Diablo 2 over time. When I saw Diablo 1 come on sale my first reaction was to buy it if only to encourage Blizzard to consider to release more games DRM free through GOG. Reading the news threads I see that a large number of people share this hope and want to see Diablo 2 included DRM free on GOG and judging from the customer base that GOG has it would be a wise decision for Blizzard. I know I won't be making a Blizzard account to buy a game there, but they have it sold if its on GOG. I installed D1 and started to play and uhg... What a dog. It hasn't aged well at all and doesn't even come close to the quality that Diablo 2 provided. Diablo 1 was a starting place but only for the moment. Yes it has its place in history and can be considered a good old game but there are plenty of Diablo clones that have been made that are much better than D1 from the Divinity series to Torchlight that would be more worthy of the time invested if fun is a consideration. Diablo 1 became very tedious by the third level and I saw why I had drifted away from it on my first play years ago. In a perfect world Blizzard would have released Diablo 2 on GOG with Diablo 1 as a free addition like Bethesda did with the Elder Scrolls franchise offered with Doom, Morrowind and Oblivion. Let's hope the incredible response from GOG customers will encourage Blizzard to include Diablo 2 among other games they are keeping exclusive available for the GOG library.