They're just saying they don't like both. But people who claim D IV is like D III are just mad. Last updated at 14:00:17 UTC Weekly Help Desk RAGE Loot Thread Trade Thread However, with four seasons a year adding 'fresh concepts and ideas,' it remains to be seen if the sequel can keep fans happy in the long-term.ĭiablo 4 hits Early Access on June 1 and fully launches on June 6 for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and PC.Īs Diablo 4 fans argue over whether Ashava is too difficult, these hardcore players have done it solo.

The betas have been generally well-received, and with each one serving as a stress test for the servers, Blizzard has said it's 'confident' that the full launch will be a relatively smooth affair.

While these responses definitely seem dramatic, it is true that Blizzard's pre-release marketing campaign has been running on all 12 cylinders for several months now, with three open beta weekends, not to mention countless trailers and developer livestreams, in the run-up to the June launch. 'I CANNOT WAIT! Literally lost motivation to play every other game because I'm just waiting for this to come out,' and on and on it goes. 'This is going to be the longest week wait of my life,' echoes another comment. Meanwhile, a YouTube account called The Saga pretty much sums up the general response to the trailer: 'This game needs to come out now. I'm trapped in an endless torment of waiting for this game,' reads a reply to the video from Steve Kimberley. I can't sleep, I just go to bed and theorycraft builds.

The thing is, with an agonizing 15 days until launch, not counting Early Access, I'm not sure fans can take much more hype. The cinematic is appropriately bloody - there's decapitation, face-impaling, and head-smashing - and just like the last story trailer, it's set to one of the few songs from a modern pop star befitting of its contents, in this case 'Nightmare' by Halsey. The new story trailer shows Diablo 4's main antagonist, Lilith, raising literal hell in preparation for her battle with the rogue angel Inarius. Diablo 4 has another trailer out meant to celebrate the long-awaited sequel's impending release, which is still just a day over two weeks from now.

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