The whole first act (out of four in the original release) centers around New Tristram and the mystery of the fallen star. Yes, zombies! Any game that starts with zombies gets an extra boost in my book. When you arrive, you find it being overrun by the reanimated dead. The game starts with your character hearing rumors of a “fallen star” crashing into the cathedral at New Tristram, near the ruins of Old Tristram, which was destroyed by Diablo in the previous games. I wasn’t too familiar with the story from Diablo and Diablo 2 I essentially went into the game with no knowledge. The fallen star that so rudely crashes into the Tristram Cathedral.
The versatility of the Demon Hunter and its ability to move about easily in combat made it appealing to me, as did the focus on ranged attacks and keeping opponents at bay. Hatred regenerates quickly and is used for quicker, damage dealing abilities, while Discipline regenerates more slowly and is used for utility abilities such as traps and stuns. Unlike the other classes which only have one resource pool to perform special moves, the Demon Hunter class has two: Hatred and Discipline. When I first played on the PC, I was immediately drawn to the Demon Hunter class, which uses dual crossbows or regular bows/quivers.
They all have very different skill sets and abilities for players to choose and experiment, some focusing on powerful melee attacks, ranged area of effect, single target destruction, etc. In the original release of the game there were five classes to choose from: Barbarian, Demon Hunter, Monk, Witch Doctor, and Wizard. Each class available in male and female form! The five character classes available to you before the Reaper of Souls expansion.
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