I think people looking to keep ad profits to themselves and the prestige doesn't exactly help either. I miss the days of theorycrafting and digging through detailed guides. Next up Diablo 3, and now we have which is pretty and broad in scope but doesn't go into details and misses out a plethora of information like monster data, skill progression tables etc., and an assorted number of ill maintained wikis. Pretty darn decent for just being an unexpected 'extra'. It wasn't like a work by Jarulf, but still. Next came Diablo 2 where Blizzard in a surprising move (at least to me) made their first online and rather high quality Arreat Summit game guide.

Diablo 1 had the legendary Jarulf's Guide, basically a doctoral thesis on the inner workings of Diablo! We don't even have to brainstorm how a quality guide should look, what information is useful we already have the template. It's as if this has dropped in quality over the years. This is both true, a bit surprising, and sad! Last updated at 14:00:17 UTC Weekly Help Desk RAGE Loot Thread Trade Thread

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