If both family and Diablo 3 demand attention, it becomes difficult for gamers. This is shown in this TV spot featuring a father, who initially tenderly cares for his wife and daughter. As they prepare for vacation, it becomes clear: Dad has something completely different in mind.
In Diablo 3, you can spend many hours leveling your characters or searching for ancient equipment in large Nephalem Rifts. Nevertheless, other areas of life also demand some attention.
Parents will know the balancing act between gaming and family. In a Diablo 3 advertisement, Blizzard humorously illustrates what this balance might look like.
Diablo 3 Necromancer Commercial with Family
As a father, there are a few tasks on the agenda to make your loved ones happy. Cooking a delicious meal is just as important as playing the fashion advisor for a vacation. In the Blizzard video, a father is shown taking care of these tasks.
However, Dad doesn’t go on vacation, but bids farewell to his family at the bus. Because now begins Dad’s time in Diablo 3! And that involves skeleton minions, curses, and hordes of monsters.
The Necromancer dads pull out their scythes and head to the internet café as fast as possible to start new adventures as summoners together. Finally, they can spend hours in “Greater Rifts” farming new items without that “family responsibility” in the back of their minds.
Do you have a similar balancing act to master in your daily life?
Blizzard also struggles with balance, but it involves the strengths and weaknesses of the various classes in Diablo 3. The new patch 2.6.1 makes significant adjustments to buffs and brings iconic sets like the Whirlwind Barbarian back to the forefront.
