What is the best way (or the most appropriate) to play "solo players N games"?

I just did several back to back Chaos/ Baal runs with MOTJ. Every game was filled to players 8, and as soon as one game ended another began. Multiplayer games can be, even with the confusion caused by throngs of Necromancer and Druid minions, a lot of fun. I wasn't there to try and snipe highly sought after drops, I was doing it for the fun. MOTJ are okay if you prefer to go off and magic find on your own, but no one did, because they were doing it for the fun. This is Thanksgiving week in the U.S, and many of us (depending on your employment) will be off for some or all of the week. So you have a choice. Spend time gorging yourself while arguing with your family, or grab a bottle of your favorite Spirit, slip away while no one is watching, and have some fun with people you've a shared interest with, but have never met and know nothing about.

Note to self, this might not have the desired effect I was expecting?

mhlg wrote: 2 years ago

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So you have a choice. Spend time gorging yourself while arguing with your family, or grab a bottle of your favorite Spirit, slip away while no one is watching, and have some fun with people you've a shared interest with, but have never met and know nothing about.
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Can't decide whether that's hilariously accurate or just depressing.

You can try to join public Baal games.
People would love to not having all players in the throne because of wave 2 xp bug.

mockingbirdreal wrote: 2 years ago

You can try to join public Baal games.
People would love to not having all players in the throne because of wave 2 xp bug.

What is the "wave 2 xp bug"?

fredkid wrote: 2 years ago

What is the "wave 2 xp bug"?

https://us.forums.blizzard.com/en/d2r/t ... -bug/17976

Schnorki wrote: 2 years ago

mhlg wrote: 2 years ago

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So you have a choice. Spend time gorging yourself while arguing with your family, or grab a bottle of your favorite Spirit, slip away while no one is watching, and have some fun with people you've a shared interest with, but have never met and know nothing about.
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Can't decide whether that's hilariously accurate or just depressing.

Hm, multiple choice, I like it!