But its about stacking some synergies and the right skills. I did feel like growing stronger towards end act 1. This weekend i’ve been hooked by D4… every 15 minutes you wanna play turns out to be 2 hours. I have been playing D3 on PC and console, but (both) didn’t caught me after a while. What are your thoughts on the Diablo 4 beta? Have you encountered similar issues or have a different perspective? Let’s discuss.Īs a long time D2 player, I really liked the beta. I hope that Blizzard takes the feedback from the beta seriously and makes some significant changes before the game’s release. It feels like Blizzard has lost sight of what makes the Diablo series great and has instead focused on creating a visually stunning game with little substance. Overall, I am extremely disappointed with my experience in the Diablo 4 beta. It feels like Blizzard has taken all the least enjoyable aspects of the Necromancer from Diablo 3 and forced them into the Druid class. The Druid class is particularly disappointing, with very limited talent options for the Werewolf and Werebear forms. The color palette is also extremely bland and redundant, making it difficult to see what is happening on the screen. It feels like we are becoming weaker as we level up, which goes against the core concept of an RPG.įurthermore, the NPCs talk at us for far too long, making the game feel more like an RPG with no action. While I appreciate the idea of keeping content relevant, the scale at which we lose power is ridiculous. Additionally, the level scaling system is a complete mess. The skill tree feels like a step backward from Diablo 3, with limited options and little customization.
As a long-time fan of the series, I was eagerly anticipating this new installment, but my experience with the beta has left me feeling let down.įirstly, the visuals are stunning, but the gameplay falls short. I had the opportunity to participate in the Diablo 4 beta, and I have to say, I was left incredibly disappointed.
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