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Input: So we got Diablo about 2 weeks ago. I decided to be a wizard class, he decided to be a crusader with the idea that I would essentially be a glass cannon and he would tank. Well we beat it once on normal and towards the end he kept complaining that I was getting more drops than him. We decided it must be because I was P2 and we switched to do my storyline as P1 in hard mode till we maxed our characters. I still get more drops and at this point he thinks that I get rarer drops more often than he does. He is also pissed that my attack is at 434k and his is at 320k and wants his attack to match mine. He told me he hated it when I attacked too many things so I stopped killing as many things as I was (I have been using a continuous beam to kill things while he has a sword with limited distance) and purposefully aimed by beams away from him to cover his back. At one point he kept complaining that I was getting better drops because I killed do much so I just set the controller down so he kills everything (and by his guestimation gets more drops). Now hes upset that I am not playing and still getting better drops while just letting my character follow his. Am I the asshole?

getting more stuff than my boyfriend