Diablo 4

So, if you guys all remember 2018 — sometimes I feel like it's been a thousand years since 2018 — Blizzard announced Diablo Immortal at BlizzCon and people who had expected a Diablo 4 announcement instead got...

There is a consensus that Diablo 4 is, in many ways, trying to go back to the roots of the series.

Both Diablo 2 and Diablo 3 had some form of follower characters in the gameplay.

With three classes announced already for Diablo 4 and supposedly five classes total, we're only going to get two more classes in Diablo 4, and clearly there are way more than two classes in the history of the franchise fans would like to see.

We don't know for certain yet, but I cannot seem to make myself imagine a Diablo 4 without Necromancers, especially since I'm fairly convinced that Rathma -- aka Linarian, the son of Lilith and Inarius, the guy who essentially created the idea of Necromancy in the Diablo universe -- seems to be the weird guy in the cinematic who summons Lilith back to Sanctuary.

Amazons pose a very interesting challenge when it comes to Diablo -- or heck, any sort of mythos, really.

I'm going to irritate people with my love of Diablo seasons someday.

I had to take a month-long break from gaming recently.

Barbarian.

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.