Diablo 4

Diablo 4's upcoming patch 1.2.0 is reworking a lot of in-game systems when Season of Blood starts on October 17, with Elemental Resistance and Armor receiving significant changes that will persist across the Seasonal and Eternal realms.

Diablo 4's next season, Season of Blood, arrives later this month on October 17 and today Blizzard gave players a first look at what the new season holds with the first of two planned developer livestreams.

While many are still reflecting on the implications of what happens with Lilith and Inarius in Diablo 4 there are a number of franchise devotees who await the answer to a far more pressing question: is there a Cow Level?

2023 has been a pretty stellar year in gaming so far thanks to releases like Tears of the Kingdom, Diablo 4, and Baldur's Gate 3 (just to name a few).

A lot of the focus on Diablo 4 patch 1.1.1 have been on the class changes, mainly for Sorcerer and Barbarian.

Right now, the two games battling for supremacy atop my personal heap of video games I'm trying to play are Diablo 4 and Baldur's Gate 3, while I've sort of taken a break from World of Warcraft for a while (although that gets harder every passing day).

People — humans in general — are a largely irrational group.

Diablo 4's first Season, the Season of the Malignant, will launch on July 20 with a host of additions to the game — many of which you'll only be able to access by making a new seasonal character.

I have a laundry list of changes I'd like to see made to Diablo 4, varying from game mechanics to lore and story additions.

We've known for quite a bit that a Hardcore mode was going to be part of Diablo 4, but Blizzard upped the ante for the latest release -- the first 1000 characters to reach level 100 on hardcore would have their names enshrined on a statue of Lilith to commemorate their achievement.