Make the base camp (the place where you sell, repair) on the map more conspicuous. Sometimes I need quickly tp there and all points on the map look the same and in different acts the base camp is in different places of the map. It is somewhat confusing.

I’m glad you pointed this out, because I’ve noticed this several times now. I know that I can just use my teleport hotkey to go back to town, but I don’t always travel that way. I’ll be sure to mention it in my feedback summary, though.

I agree. The artwork and layout for each Act is very different, so the town isn’t just in the lower left corner, or middle, or someplace identical on each map. And while “T” casts a Town Portal to take you back to the town in your current act, if you want to go to town in another act you’ve got to open the map, click to the world map, select an act, and then find the town icon on that one.

The protagonist travels to Bastion's Keep with Tyrael, the follower, Leah and Adria to find it under attack by Azmodan's army. Tyrael instructs the hero to light the signal fires on the keep's walls. Then after that, one of the keep's soldiers instructs the hero to have the catapults to be put to bear. With that done, after the hero enters the stronghold, Azmodan cleverly tells the hero that his forces have breached the depths of the keep and that Sanctuary will be burned when they retrieve the soulstone for him. After traversing the depths of the keep and defeating the demon Ghom, the Lord of Gluttony, in the larder, the hero is instructed to check the Armory by Lieutenant Lavail. When the hero walks in, a large fire nova knocks the guards out cold, and shadows appear. After the shades are repelled, Tyrael instructs the hero to reduce Azmodan's siege weapons to piles of rubble. With this done, the protagonist travels to crater of Mount Arreat to confront Azmodan. Tyrael assists the protagonist in reaching the demonic gate protecting the crater, and destroys it with his sword, El'druin. After a gruesome battle with a huge Siegebreaker Assault Beast, The protagonist traverses the depths of Arreat's inner core to destroy the Sin Hearts, which empower Azmodan and his armies. Azmodan's consort Cydaea, the Maiden of Lust, attempts to protect the hearts, but is defeated by the hero. The protagonist then confronts and defeats Azmodan, and Leah seals his soul within the Black Soulstone. With all seven Lords of Hell trapped within the stone, Tyrael states that the Eternal Conflict between Heaven and Hell will be ended if the stone is destroyed. The protagonist returns to Bastion's Keep, but finds that Adria has betrayed them. Adria reveals she has been serving Diablo from the beginning, and that Leah's father is Leoric's son Aidan, the Dark Wanderer (the Warrior player character from the first game and Diablo's reincarnate body in Diablo II), who was possessed by Diablo. Adria sacrifices Leah and uses the Black Soulstone to resurrect Diablo. Now in possession of all the souls of the Lords of Hell, Diablo becomes the Prime Evil, and begins an assault on the High Heavens.

You do get used to it, but even after two months in the Reaper of Souls beta I still don’t instinctively know where to click and have to stop and look each time. Yes, the new art is attractive and stylish and all that, but sometimes I miss just clicking the top waypoint on the list to head back to town.