Paul Tassi writes, "My impressions are overwhelmingly positive based on what I’ve experienced so far, from the map to the gameplay to the new systems to even the story, which I was not expecting. Blizzard really seems like it’s nailed this, and I’m going to say the only way this will be poorly received at launch is if technical issues kill people’s ability to play. But once it gets rolling? Yes, I think you’re going to like Diablo 4."
Speaking to fans on Twitter, Blizzard director of social and content marketing Adan Fketcher explained that the roadmap fans have been given is incomplete. While the roadmap does include some of the additions coming to the ARPG, there’s also more that the studio has yet to reveal.
They should have taken their time and made a good game instead of panicking after the Immortal "Don't you have phones?" fallout.
They hadn't worked on it for a decade: "instead of panicking after the Immortal "Don't you have phones?" fallout."
I haven’t beaten Diablo 4, but from the time I’ve spent I really loved it. What is it that people hate about it?
The builds are too basic and the end game is not good, which is fine if they went the Diablo 2 route, but unlike D2 the build complexity really isn't there — the lack of tend game quality and the lack of build complexity is a recipe for suck in the ARPG space.
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D4 was terrible when it came out. That I tried it pre season 1, and then s4 and never again. What a waste of money for me.
Next time don't reskin the mobile version and try to pass it off like a new Diablo game.
Might be a unpopular opinion but Diablo 3 in it's current state is a much better more fun game
