However, in its current state, it’s just not what I was looking for.Fans have eagerly awaited a release date for Diablo IV since Blizzard announced the game during their annual BlizzCon expo in 2019. A lot is yet to be seen with the seasonal model and tuning adjustments made. The good thing about this game is that Blizzard will improve as it goes along. Had lots of flavors in D3.ģ- Attacks just don’t feel like they have much “weight.” Even the ultimate moves just feel like they barely kill basic mobs I want to feel powerful and I just don’t feel that way.
As an example, my Hydras are always fire in D4. While part could be due to tuning/balancing, I just felt that the rune system from D3 gave you tons more options. I have no desire to get to level 100 as friends are already to the highest world-tier and they’re in their mid-60s.Ģ- build variety just isn’t there. However, one character to level 50 and I’m out of steam.ġ- the experience system right now is just brutal. The darker tone feels more Diablo that D3’s brighter world the over world is massive and it’s great that so many activities always seem to be going on. While the game does do a lot right, I find myself missing the almost arcade-y nature of D3. I told myself ‘it was just the beta’ and waited anxiously for release date. I preordered the game so i could get into one of the closed betas and my excited dwindled. I loved the variety of builds, the rune system is fantastic, and I appreciate that getting a character from scratch to end game is not a slog.ĭiablo 4 was a game I was infinitely excited for. Back in my college days, I remember spending hours upon hours dungeon-diving with my buds, making new and fun(ny) builds.ĭiablo 3 was a game that I purchased on 4 different systems thousands of hours in on all characters, and the game has continued to grow and grow.
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