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@DARKSTAR888 – I’d like to move this discussion off the comments area and onto email to keep your privacy intact. I’ll put together some info and reply to the address you designated for your comments.

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@DARKSTAR888 – Diablo 3 is a bit of a quandary. I’m glad you asked, we almost did a piece on this very issue. While the game is excellent, apparently solid plans weren’t in place to bring it to the console. So the rub is this, there is a lot of money to be made from selling it for consoles, but it isn’t ready for consoles. On top of that, it’s rumored that resources are limited for actually moving forward with a console version. Blizzard says they want a console version, but timing is a big issue at this point. While PC players continue on, console owners wait and that growing gap will only make a release less likely. We’ll have to continuing waiting, but if something significant pops up we’ll be sure to report on it.

@DARKSTAR888 – Equipment: The short answer is no. There is a full Shadowskin set when the Travelers quest-line is complete, but by the time I got around to completing it, the items were of little use to me. In fact the best piece I used was Dreadscale Armor which I purchased. Highlights: 39 Finesse / 4 gem slots.

Cards: Pure Finesse all the way through to Nightblade. Never used an alternate combination. Early on I was tempted, but my character ultimately became untouchable as Finesse became maxxed out.

Skills: I used any extra points in the Sorcery tree for ‘Chakram Master’ and others which helped with that weapon type. The only Might skill I was interested in was block. My character did not suffer.

Basically, equipment was lacking as far as uber-gear goes. A lot of the Finesse only type gear was gained way after it would have been useful. Hope that helps!

@DARKSTAR888 – Played through as a Finesse (rogue) character. The eq drops were less plentiful than Might in my experience, but the damage bonus on sneak attacks was excellent. I did go against the Warsworn which I found utterly satisfying – mostly because by that time I was sick of receiving awesome hammers as a reward, which as a Finesse character was useless to me. No real recommendations, obviously sneak is the skill to learn quickly but from an abilities standpoint I enjoyed the ‘Gambit’ skill – great for groups of enemies and when combined with archery makes it easy to get the juggler achievement.