"That's because Diablo 4 is excellent," wrote GR's Josh West. "Truth be told, I'm a big fan of Diablo IV Gold where Diablo 3 eventually landed after years of refinement, and lord knows I played plenty of it over the last decade, but Diablo 4 is excellent in a way that its predecessor wasn't. There's something about it which I just can't seem to shake. The Diablo 4 beta hooked me, viciously."
Diablo franchise general manager Rod Fergusson is teasing a special Diablo 4 announcement that apparently will happen during this week's developer livestream.
Blizzard is hosting a Diablo 4 developer update this Thursday, April 20, and it's now been revealed that it'll be a whopping 90 minutes long with details about the endgame, beta learnings regarding classes and dungeons, and more.
Last week we learned specifics about exactly what changes are being made to Diablo 4 based on feedback from the beta. The changes are extensive and wide-ranging, from class balancing to dungeon design to UI, but apparently there's still more to be discussed. A lot more, it would seem.
Diablo 4 fans are, of course, irresponsibly speculative about what could be revealed during the show. Some think it'll be a new class, specifically the Paladin class, and others think Blizzard could push the early access period forward to May, and others still think there could be another beta focusing on the endgame.
If you want to tune in to the Diablo 4 livestream, and it sounds like you will want to, you can head to Blizzard's official Twitch or YouTube channels this Thursday at 11am PDT / 2pm EDT / 7pm BST.
I'm still reeling after seeing how this Diablo 4 fan lost a level 91 hardcore character they spent 172 hours on.
After wrapping up a nightmare dungeon, streamer Quin69 probably thought they were safe, sitting in an invulnerability sphere under the protection of an Elixir of Death Evasion while teleporting back to cheap Diablo 4 Items town. They were wrong, and now their character has joined the Hall of Fallen Heroes.
