Diablo

Whenever I hear rumors about a Diablo 2 remaster — much less the idea that Blizzard has been hiding it from us and plans to release it late this year — I think about the disastrous path that led to making the game, and how the people who made the game don't think a remaster will ever happen.

Not every class in Diablo 3 can have a pet to fight along side them, but everyone can have a non-combat pet to keep them company.

Sometimes you sit back and wonder how anything we love ever survives to be loved by us.

We got a hint as to the start date for Diablo 3's Season 21 in Community Manager Cydra's password heads-up post in the forums.

Well, this is some different last-minute news.

When I think about Diablo 4, one of the things I muse about the most is how having it as an open-world game is going to feel when compared to its predecessors and current open-world games.

This has been a question that's been in my head ever since Ted posed that we may well see a delay to Shadowlands due to COVID-19, an idea that Joe and I also discussed on the podcast this week.

If you're like me, you're kind of done with Diablo 3 and eagerly anticipating what Blizzard is going to roll out with Diablo 4.

Season 20 of Diablo 3 started about a week and a half ago, which feels like five years ago in the current environment.

It is not an exaggeration to say that the entirety of my interaction with other humans comes from online sources right now.