Diablo

Diablo 2 was the first of the series to embrace Seasons with their Ladder system, wherein players compete with one another to get to Level 99 the quickest without assistance from players and characters not on the Ladder.

Diablo 4's launch on June 6 introduced an entirely new version of Sanctuary, but no video game is perfect on launch, and on October 17 Season 2 will bring significant quality of life improvements for players on both for Eternal and Seasonal realms.

Diablo 4's dungeons are getting some improvements in the Season 2 patch, going live later this month alongside the Season of Blood.

Do you guys remember the first time a game made you stop and say what the heck was that?

It's no secret that leveling in Diablo 4 right now can feel very slow to a lot of players -- but it looks like that might change soon.

A slew of player quality of life improvements are coming to Diablo 4 later this month with the Season 2 patch.

Diablo 4's next season, Season of Blood, arrives later this month on October 17 and today Blizzard gave players a first look at what the new season holds with the first of two planned developer livestreams.

The Blizzard team announced that Diablo 4 is coming to Steam on October 17 (coinciding with the Season of Blood patch/release) and is already available to wishlist in the Steam store.

While many are still reflecting on the implications of what happens with Lilith and Inarius in Diablo 4 there are a number of franchise devotees who await the answer to a far more pressing question: is there a Cow Level?

Many people are trying to finish out the last of their Diablo 4 side quests to get complete their renown -- but finding these side quests can be trickier than it seems.