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It's called planning, I won't quite hit my target but I will be retired at 55, and that's with no pension until the Canadian public ones kick in at 65. I feel like 20-30 years of me time is enough of a reward. I guess if you are hyper athletic or a hiker or something maybe it feels like time slipping away, but I walk 1-1.5 hours per day and eat like a vegan king, and play games and read books, that's all I want to do for the rest of my life. Hard to freak out when you are just going to stretch your 6pm - 11pm routine into a whole day routine.

Congrats to them, I still haven't played this for some reason.

Your definition of what an RPG is narrow and that is why you didn't liked the other RPG aspects that stopped your min-maxed character mindlessly smashing enemies for 20 hours straight.An RPG is much more just numbers. It is just as much about the story, the characters and how they interact with each other and react to the story. You just focused on the "Game" aspect and neglected the "Role" and "Playing" parts,

What a fool I was! and yet, in the sight of angels, are we any wiser as we grow older? It seems to me, only, that our illusions change as we go on; but, still, we are madmen all the same.Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu. In a Glass Darkly, v. 2/3 (Kindle Locations 855-856).

Nah, it's when people realize that a good chunk of their expected lifetime is over and their current status is married and working 9 to 5. That's when they get their plane tickets to New Zealand. It's not really about a certain time or event.

I don't understand mid life crisis, am I supposed to freak out in a few years? Or is it when I retire? That's when I get my ear ring and a convertible?

And now today it says tomorrow is it's release date.Losing respect for this site in a big way.

It's not really mid-life then, is it? Although admittedly I thought it meant something more specific than it actually does. "a period of psychological stress occurring in middle age, thought to be triggered by a physical, occupational, or domestic event, as menopause, diminution of physical prowess, job loss, or departure of children from the home."

Diablo 3 was bad to start, on this front, but did improve. Various items could change your build or make a new build viable. That was great. In the end, why didn't I like it as much as Diablo 2? I don't know exactly, I quest glitch the bosses in Diablo 2 so they drop your quest drop all the time (make a game with a character that has credit, kill the boss with someone that doesn't have credit, voila), so I get lots of uniques and sets...I think I prefer playing HC, but in Diablo 3 there are too many insta deaths, while in Diablo 2 you get time to make decisions, there haven't been insta deaths there since they removed Iron Maiden from the Oblivion Knights, I guess there is still the Nightmare fire enchanted bug, but I am so used to that one that it's not something I worry about.

It doesn't sound too much different than what we have now, just a very nice set of tweaks.