** Diablo 4 Thread **

Debating to buy it today for season launch tomorrow. Is it worth it? I got thousands of hours in D3 and loved it. But I'm not sure it'll be the same for D4. How are the builds? I checked a couple on icy veins but doesn't seem to be much variation.

Give me your honest opinion. Thanks
I feel like if you started now, you've got a while before you hit level 50+ and longer to 70+ where the content and end game ramps up. In that time, I'm sure they would have made tweaks. I personally really enjoyed myself the first time around!
 
Debating to buy it today for season launch tomorrow. Is it worth it? I got thousands of hours in D3 and loved it. But I'm not sure it'll be the same for D4. How are the builds? I checked a couple on icy veins but doesn't seem to be much variation.

Give me your honest opinion. Thanks

Avoid it

Come back in about 5-6 seasons once they’ve added some content

I’m going back to D3
 
Debating to buy it today for season launch tomorrow. Is it worth it? I got thousands of hours in D3 and loved it. But I'm not sure it'll be the same for D4. How are the builds? I checked a couple on icy veins but doesn't seem to be much variation.

Give me your honest opinion. Thanks
Stay away ! Honestly. There are plenty other good games out there, or coming shortly, that present better value and respect your time. D4 might become good in the end, like D3 ... but similarly I think it will take a couple of years and an entire re-haul of the game to achieve that.
 
I was hyped for this season and hoped for minion buffs on the necro - I never saw this coming but in all fairness the launch has gone fairly well and I have enjoyed it so far but Blizz managed to clutch defeat from the jaws of victory once again :rolleyes::cry:

I wish I had bought a few games from the latest steam sale now :p
 
I was hyped for this season and hoped for minion buffs on the necro - I never saw this coming but in all fairness the launch has gone fairly well and I have enjoyed it so far but Blizz managed to clutch defeat from the jaws of victory once again :rolleyes::cry:

I wish I had bought a few games from the latest steam sale now :p
Not long for BG3 :D
 
Was going to play season 1 but bought Remnants 1 and playing through that until 2 releases. Not even sure i'm going to activate the battlepass this season. The patch has completely put me off.
 
Debating to buy it today for season launch tomorrow. Is it worth it? I got thousands of hours in D3 and loved it. But I'm not sure it'll be the same for D4. How are the builds? I checked a couple on icy veins but doesn't seem to be much variation.

Give me your honest opinion. Thanks
I enjoyed it to be honest and was a big D2 addict. Jumping on for season 1 would be fun no doubt but the game needs some tweaking so you take your chances if you want to play it for the long haul. I would recommend.
 
Just read on Reddit that the level requirements are lvl 40 to enter WT3 and lvl 60 to enter WT4.

Those are the new requirements for the capstone dungeons, you can enter them earlier, but you won't get credit for completion until level 40 or 60 depending on the dungeon.

Blizzard literally deleted power leveling from the game completely, first ARPG to not have some form of rapid leveling.
 
Debating to buy it today for season launch tomorrow. Is it worth it? I got thousands of hours in D3 and loved it. But I'm not sure it'll be the same for D4. How are the builds? I checked a couple on icy veins but doesn't seem to be much variation.

Give me your honest opinion. Thanks
I think it depends upon where your interests lie. If you are interested in any of the upcoming titles like Remnant 2, Baldurs Gate 3 and Starfield, then I'd probably say maybe hold off for now because those titles have several hundred hours of gametime in them and you may well find you end up playing them more than D4. If however you're not really into Baldurs Gate 3 or Starfield then I'd say sure, go ahead and get Diablo 4. If you got thousands of hours out of Diablo 3 then I'm fairly safe in saying you'll get hundreds of hours out of Diablo 4 too. Time is the bigger constraint imo than money, comparatively speaking the cost of Diablo 4 is peanuts but with only limited gaming time available and the big timesinks of BG3 and Starfield on the horizon, that will likely be the deciding variable to weigh up.
 
I think it depends upon where your interests lie. If you are interested in any of the upcoming titles like Remnant 2, Baldurs Gate 3 and Starfield, then I'd probably say maybe hold off for now because those titles have several hundred hours of gametime in them and you may well find you end up playing them more than D4. If however you're not really into Baldurs Gate 3 or Starfield then I'd say sure, go ahead and get Diablo 4. If you got thousands of hours out of Diablo 3 then I'm fairly safe in saying you'll get hundreds of hours out of Diablo 4 too. Time is the bigger constraint imo than money, comparatively speaking the cost of Diablo 4 is peanuts but with only limited gaming time available and the big timesinks of BG3 and Starfield on the horizon, that will likely be the deciding variable to weigh up.


With the shine totally off D4, and the emporer clearly having no clothes (or end-game), there's also the calculation that Remnant 2, BG3 and Starfield might actually be good. I think most people will consider that first and foremoent.
 
With the shine totally off D4, and the emporer clearly having no clothes (or end-game), there's also the calculation that Remnant 2, BG3 and Starfield might actually be good. I think most people will consider that first and foremoent.
Perhaps, though for someone who hasnt yet played a game, the shine might not necessarily be off it yet. Having said that, a gamer should be able to find fun in at least 1 of the 4 titles of Diablo 4, Remnant 2, BG3 and Starfield. Or 5 if you throw in Cities 2 as well. If someone cant find at least 1 of those 5 fun then they should probably consider giving up gaming :D
 
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