Even with this announcement, though, some fans are concerned. Some fear that Blizzard's recent business decisions will affect Diablo 4 negatively, requiring players to invest in microtransactions to survive. Diablo 4 will have online elements, and microtransactions can ruin the balance of a PvP mode. However, until more is revealed Diablo IV Boosting, it is hard to tell how Blizzard will handle this new Diablo title.
Diablo 4 is in development for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
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Not wanting to waste any time, Blizzard Entertainment confirms all of the recent leaks and rumors by not only confirming that Diablo 4 is in active development, but the company shows off two very impressive trailers. This latest entry draws on inspiration from its predecessors such as the dark gothic horror themes as well as some gameplay elements like the first three player classes.
As hinted at in previous leaks, Blizzard revealed that the Barbarian, Sorceress, and Druid are all playable in Diablo 4. Each one brings a unique flavor to combat thanks to abilities and spells which promise to offer different ways to play through the experience.
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Specific details were not provided on each class, but with a panel taking place later in the show, it's likely that fans will be getting a detailed laundry list of everything new in Diablo 4 including breakdown of things like skill trees, playstyle, and more. For now, the first gameplay trailer revealed a few interesting tidbits for each of the three cheap Diablo 4 Boosting.
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