Well, personally I have conflicted views as to the Diablo 3 game complaints. Yes, they could have not had any server issues when the game was first released. However, how would they know how many players would be playing Diablo 3 after a 10 year+ gap from their last release? Something you should ask yourself. Yes, they could have sent out a poll, but whats guaranteeing that every single interested player is gonna look at that poll, plus they have to spend extra money to hire somebody to keep track of the poll for them since their usual teams are tied up doing other things. On one note, I do agree that the auction house was a mistake, something Blizzard has already admitted, and is in the progress of removing it. With the offline thing. yeah I was disappointed that they didnt offer it like it they did in D2. However, times are progressing, and almost everything is going online, and as their other two major titles are already online, as a business why would you want to make your other major title offline, especially given the trouble they had with all of D2's hacking issues? I'm not trying to justify Blizzards actions by no means, but it's so easy to stop and say me me me me me and not look at it from the business side of things. Some people dont have a mind for business which makes it more difficult for those people. But if you have one or know a little of business, atleast take a moment and look at both sides of the equation before coming out with the solution. And as MilwaukeeMike already stated above, "A solution that makes everyone happy is a fantasy land."