It may be sounding more and more like an MMO, but Diablo 4 is apparently 'not intended to be played forever.'
, but not to worry: Blizzard has said the latest incarnation of its action RPG hasn't been designed to devour your entire actual life. After all, that's what World of Warcraft is for.
Eventually, once you've finished the campaign to unlock the capstone dungeon, finished the capstone dungeon to unlock the next world tier difficulty setting, and then the next, and then the one after that, as well as spending glyphs to repeat tweaked versions of the dungeons called"nightmare dungeons", collecting bounties on activities handed out by a cursed tree, and battling through helltide regions to collect shards to spend on helltide caches , you'll be ready to face the...
"At level 100, we do have a pinnacle boss encounter we want players to engage with that's been balanced so that it's extraordinarily, extraordinarily challenging," Piepiora said."Players that reach level 100 are going to have an extremely difficult time on this boss encounter." It's a way of giving players an ultimate goal, he went on."That's the point, is to say, 'I have managed to get an extremely powerful character build together.
Piepiora neglected to say who this pinnacle boss will be, however. Maybe the final, ultimate boss fight of Diablo 4 is against four Diablos all at once? Or perhaps Blizzard will take a leaf out of Wolfenstein 3D's book, and players will have to fight Lilith again, only in a mechsuit. Who can say. Those who prefer their videogames to be endless Sisyphean treadmills have nothing to worry about, of course. Since Diablo 4 will be a live-service game complete with seasonal updates and battle passes, you'll be able to start a new character each season as you did in Diablo 3 and slog your way to level 100 and beyond all over again. Doesn't that sound like fun?, ahead of its final release on June 6.