Example; Monk is my favorite class I have got both the female on male version at level 60, why would I ever start another Monk character? I mean its a tedious task at the most yet when you have a goal (perfection persay) in mind its fun to restart your character.

I know in D2 it was always about perfection I guess we do lose that now, I understand we have Inferno to just play through over and over again with all the skills trying out different combos/gear and just farming for that leet gear but Im a little worried that we might be losing the main replayability factor that existed in D2...Anyone else agree?

Now the only reasons I can see myself remaking the character is to have a different name (Blizzard will probably implement paid named changes) or I just want to play the game through again (yet why with Inferno)...

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Internet Connection Speed:
155.67 kB/s

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That's kilobytes, not bits. So that'd be about 1,248 kilobits/s, or 1.2 mb/s.

i totilly agre

We have the actual visual progression looks nailed down, so I guess the direct answer is we're not looking to make any more beyond those 18. We're not nailed down on how we're pacing them because we're still creating a decent amount of unique armor pieces, which get more bang for the buck being placed around end-game itemization.

"Dye each piece of your armor a different color."

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While we're still here, can I delete my "character" to reset my profile?

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No your SC2 character and record is there to stay. The idea is that you should be tracking your play experience and improvement over the years. You'd need to buy a new license to have a fresh profile.