Career and Combat Experience

After entering the Diablo 4, we naturally have to create a character, which is naturally better than the previous game. Then we must select one of five professions: Druid (transformation and elemental attacks), Necromancer (summon undead to fight together), Sorcerer (specializes in fire, ice, and thunder magic attacks), Rogue (proficiency with ranged weapons and combos).

Open World

Except for teleportation and entering specific dungeons, the open world map of "Diablo 4" is nearly seamless. Despite the fact that the game is an MMORPG, except in the main city, where you can meet a lot of friends, there will be no crowding in the wild, so don't worry about monsters. The player's collection and achievements are mainly arranged in the dungeon, the tiny dungeon is for everyone to go in and brush equipment, and the rewards are better. Large-scale dungeons are designed with more intricate processes and formidable bosses, with everyone's primary purpose in mind.

Limited Trading System

"Diablo 4" differs from its predecessor in terms of equipment transactions. There is a completely free trading system in "Diablo 2," and anything can be exchanged; in "Diablo 3," every item is bound. Yellow and blue equipment can be freely traded in "Diablo 4", while some Diablo IV items are bound, indicating a restricted trading mode. Whether such a model can be successful will take the test of time.

Skill Tree

The development team drew inspiration from the designs of many other competing goods on the market, abandoned skill runes in Diablo 3, and implemented a point-based skill tree system. For new players, the skill tree system can be overly complex, but it costs very few points at first. Furthermore, the settings in the skill tree work in tandem with the equipment gained by the player. A suitable legendary item combined with a suitable skill selection will have a significant impact.