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I never played Hellfire, but I just installed the GOG version of Diablo+Hellfire.

Question: Is the Monk class from Hellfire not playable in Diablo? For some reason, I thought having the expansion installed would also make that class available in the base game.

I don't think so - it is only available when you choose the expansion to play (unlike Diablo 2 where the new classes are made available to the original game).

I played the Monk in my last playthrough, and while I finished and enjoyed Diablo I few times, I struggled in Hellfire. There is nice variety of levels and new monsters, NPCs, missions, gear runes and weapons, but it became very hard later on and I just gave up.
 
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I'm pretty sure you can play the base game with the hellfire classes, in the sense that hellfire includes the base game levels.
 
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I'm pretty sure you can play the base game with the hellfire classes, in the sense that hellfire includes the base game levels.

Yes that is true - you will be in the base game and Hellfire adds more areas, weapons, enemies, runes .. etc. But I found that the balancing of Hellfire was way off compared to Diablo, and enemies got hard very quickly (or I messed up my build!).
 
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Thanks. I didn't realize Hellfire integrated into the main campaign in that way. I had always assumed it was a separate starting point.
 
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It's weird to me that that's still a big deal to anyone at this point, but congrats to those people I guess. :)
If it's not a big deal to you that software companies insist on you pinging them when you're using their product, and incidentally collecting data about it, then how about them adding a completely unnecessary point of failure to the game?

Your internet could drop or slow down for any number of reasons, and then it's going to impact gameplay.
 
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If it's not a big deal to you that software companies insist on you pinging them when you're using their product, and incidentally collecting data about it, then how about them adding a completely unnecessary point of failure to the game?

I'm not paranoid about things like that. :)

As far as your connection dropping, yes, that can potentially be an issue every so often. In my experience though, most games continue to play just fine.
 
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