Diablo 3 is fundamentally broken

[MongoJerry]

Mongo, I'm going to put this simply, you're wrong. You have no clue. You haven't seen what Act 2 nor Act 3 are like, even with the nerfs. You think you know, but you don't. And now you are being a troll, so stop.

So, tell me what changes in Act 2 and Act 3. I have experienced the mob ai in hell Acts 2 and 3. From everything I've read, it sounds like the health the mobs have and the damage they deal increases greatly and that the gear isn't (or least wasn't in the past) enough to compensate for the increased mob health and damage. Also, elite packs get one more modifier. Is there anything else I need to be aware of before I go into Act 2 Inferno?

If you're going to tell people what you think something is like without knowing what it is like, be prepared to be called a troll.

I can predict what certain things are like without experiencing them by making inferences and extrapolations from past experiences. For example, it's dark right now at 9pm but from past experience and knowledge of physics, I understand that the angular momentum of the earth will likely cause it to rotate such that the Sun will shine down on my location sometime tomorrow -- even though I have not yet experienced tomorrow.

As far as the "armchair generaling," etc. that you mentioned in your previous post, I can't comment on any of that without you commenting directly on one of my posts. I have reread every post I have made since Diablo III came out and I can't find a case where I have told a person in Inferno to "l2p" or any such measure -- other than perhaps a note when someone in Inferno states that their health is lower than my Wizard in hell. I have told a few people to "l2p" who made long diatribes about game balance when describing their experiences in nightmare and hell. Perhaps you are conflating those posts with others referring to Inferno. But perhaps not. The next time you see me armchair generaling someone farther along than I am, call me out on it, and we can address it then. Otherwise, I just have to chalk it up to your memory being confounded by emotional responses.