True, D1 involves strategy and resembles traditional roguelikes, yet its tactical breadth feels limited.. So in absolute comparison to other roguelikes it's al

True, D1 involves strategy and resembles traditional roguelikes, yet its tactical breadth feels limited.. So in absolute comparison to other roguelikes it's all mere coating, even on the tactics / strategy side - it tends to be more about positioning and resource management. This is a highly subjective take of course and its appeal varies player by player.. I'd be in full agreement that Diablo 1 is the "most worthwhile" of the Diablo games and I do have a love / hate / on / off relationship with it (really glad that I'm not a smoker).