That's interesting. I'll have to try it elsewhere in the house then as I was literally sitting right in front of the PS4 while playing. Our internet connection is generally good so I'm curious to see what impact that has.
Haha, you got me Joe. Damn!
I got most of what I was hoping to get done this weekend completed. The only thing I missed was hanging a photograph which I'll take care of after work this evening.
I really enjoy the odd weekend just gaming though I rarely get to do it anymore. I did get maybe 3 hours in yesterday so I can't complain. Next weekend looks better for some serious game time thankfully...
Haha hello to you too! Way to bring a smile to my face 
Playing: Diablo III as much as possible with some Pix the Cat mixed in if I need a refresher.
Watching: Rome & Homeland. The wife and I started Rome earlier this week and so far it's another quality HBO show. As for Homeland, I recently picked up the Blu Ray for season 3 so will start that with some friends Saturday night.
Reading: Just finished reading Seconds by Bryan Lee O'Malley so am between things to read. Might sit down and decide what comics I want to order on amazon next and maybe pick up the 2nd book in the Kingkiller Chronicle series by Patrick Rothfuss. The first one was really enjoyable.
Eating: I've half a meatball sub sitting in the fridge that i'm looking forward to polishing off tomorrow. Other than that, it's up in the air
I literally laughed out loud with your "(sorry again)".
Thinking on it, I feel the differences between classes is large enough to avoid becoming stale on different playthroughs. For this reason (& the fact that i'm not interested in any game being released for the rest of the year), I don't think I'll run out of patience.
Yeah I read up a bit on which class is best after hearing your waller story. I chose Crusader obviously because they're tough so it should give me a little more time to think should things go crazy.
I do think I may go Demon Hunter on my next playthrough though. The character looks really interesting. I'll have to think of a clever name, something along the same vein as Van Helsing.
It's almost feels like a whole different game. Suddenly, theres's an element of risk introduced which I think adds to the experience. Saying that though, I am playing it at the lowest difficulty so...
Thanks man. To entice you further, I will say that I found the gameplay to get more interesting as you progress. I really never became bored. Also, the number of enemies on the screen at the same time becomes pretty intense.
I really wish I had someone to play co-op with as it seems like it would be amazing. My wife may but she generally prefers platformers and the sort.
