We’ll find out which features from the PTR will be sticking around
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Hot off the heels of delving into its new Vessel of Hatred class,Diablo 4’s developers will host another “campfire” livestream “in a couple weeks” with final information on the action RPG’s Season 5.
Yesterday, our hugeDiablo 4 Vessel of Hatred previewrolled out alongside Blizzard delving into the DLC’s new class, Spiritborn, during a livestream. Shortly after said livestream had concluded, Diablo’s head of community, Adam Fletcher, took to Twitter to confirm that another livestream, this time focusing on Season 5, would be coming “in a couple weeks.”
This livestream will apparently feature “final notes” on the new season, according to Fletcher’s tweet, which makes it sound like the campfire stream will debut very shortly before Season 5 arrives. Currently, Diablo 4’s Season 5 is slated to begin on August 6, so there’s actually very little time between now and then for a livestream to roll around.
Season 5 has already had a Public Test Realm, which granted players a preview of new seasonal aspects likea menacing new version of the Butcher, andre-playable bosses that saw loot levels go off the charts. Blizzard’s upcoming livestream should delve into whether any of these aspects will be sticking around for Season 5’s final version next month, or whether they’ll be markedly different.
Elsewhere for Blizzard’s action RPG, the developer also told GamesRadar+ howSpiritborn saw about 60 prototyped skillsbefore its final design was eventually settled on, and whilesome dev-favorite skills didn’t make the final cut, they could very well be resurrected for the Spiritborn class at some point in the future.
Diablo 4 tried to repackage Diablo 2’s grind for the modern era, but series overseer Rod Fergusson says the “consumptive nature of a live service” made it unfeasible.
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