Torment

Since the earliest incarnations of Diablo, the game has had some kind of difficulty level that the player can select to increase the challenge of the game, and in Diablo 4, you set your difficulty by selecting a World Tier.

If you're playing Diablo 3's Season 25, you're probably already hard at work collecting Soul Shards, the Season-only gems that can be socketed in helms and weapons which grant powerful bonuses based on one of the seven Evils.

For whatever reason you want to level in Diablo 3 and you're not interested in slowing down to see the game.

Season 18 just started in Diablo 3, but you're probably already rushing your way towards level 70 or beyond.

Patch 2.6.5 will hit the PTR for a week starting on Friday, April 5th.

Diablo 3's patch 2.3 is launching this week.

So you've been persuaded to try Diablo 3 (maybe you read about the basics). You've loaded into the game, and now you're faced with the question of what game mode to play. There are many modes of play in Diablo 3 and some of the modes refer to what content you're playing rather than what difficulty.