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Diablo 4’s Campaign Is Crippled by a Fatal Flaw That’s Haunted the Game Since Day One As Diablo 4 prepares for its seventh season, the Season of Witchcraft, launching next Tuesday, there’s a fundamental issue with the game’s storytelling that needs to be addressed. While the game has made strides in certain areas, there’s one particular narrative choice that has been undermining the player experience since launch. It’s not about the mixed reception […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Jan 16

Donan’s Death in the Diablo 4 Campaign Stripped Away Plot Armor and Added a New Layer to the Narrative The amount of focus Diablo 4 places on its characters and plot is one of its best features. The time you spend fighting alongside Lorath, Donan, and Neyrelle while trying to solve the mysteries of Lilith’s sinister schemes is surprising, but it adds a lot of weight to the gameplay and gives your character a […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Jan 16

“I love my Chinese alter-ego”: Elon Musk Shuts Down Accusations of Being Piloted in Path of Exile 2, But is He the Real Deal? The controversy around Elon Musk’s legitimacy continues. It’s not about electric vehicles or space travel though. This time, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX has finally responded to accusations of account boosting and outsourcing gameplay in Path of Exile 2 and Diablo 4. The billionaire recently responded with his trademark humor, claiming that he had […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Jan 16

Diablo IV – Use mystical powers in Season of WitchcraftBlizzard Entertainment just announced the next season for Diablo IV, titled Season of Witchcraft. The new season will start on January 21st and brings various new oddities to the game. The main storyline is the theft of heads from the Tree of Whispers, which causes the Witches of Hawezar to come to you to help find the heads… and the thief. Throughout the new season, you get access to Witchcraft, an additional power you can use to complement your unique combat style. Witchcraft is divided into three schools so you are bound to find abilities that suit your needs. Among these new abilities, you will also find some that are holdovers from Diablo III. Besides these new abilities, the season also introduces a new kind of end boss: the Headrotten. The stolen heads, desperate to become human again, have mutated into monstrosities. You encounter these through headhunt quests which reward you with the Occult Gems needed to unlock Witchcraft abilities. Lastly, Blizzard finally added the ability to save, and quickly swap between various builds. Using this armory you can save complete load-outs including equipment, paragon points, and ability points. Blizzard also added various Uniques and Legendaries to the Vessel of Hatred and even more drops, such as a Raven pet, to the Season Journey of the Battle Pass. Diablo IV: Season of Witchcraft will be live on January 21st!

Jan 15

Diablo 4 Season of Witchcraft Begins on January 21st, Adds Witch Powers and New UniquesHeads have gone missing from the Tree of Whispers, and players must work with the Witches of Hawezar to hunt them down.

Jan 15

“Blizzard will never give us that”: GaaS Model Ensured That Diablo 4 Would Never Get a Highly Requested Feature Even though Diablo 4‘s launch was quite a nightmare for Blizzard, the studio has done a lot to improve the game. 2024 was quite a good year for the RPG as it was given its first major expansion, Vessel of Hatred, a brand-new class and location. It’s great to see that Blizzard is finally bringing […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Jan 13

“It’s meant to last a long time”: Diablo 4 Was Built for Longevity Because It Does Not “throw everything at you at once” The Diablo series has long been a household name in the action RPG genre. It has built a reputation for its fast-paced combat, dark atmosphere, and loot-driven gameplay. However, with the release of Diablo 4, Blizzard wanted to take a notably different approach compared to its predecessors. Instead of bombarding players with complex systems and […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Jan 12

Path of Exile 2 Hasn’t Killed Diablo 4, but Together They’ve Overwhelmed Last Epoch Path of Exile 2 has taken the gaming world by storm with its early access launch in December 2025 and quite obviously, it has been compared to Blizzard’s Diablo 4. Dungeon crawler enthusiasts have been debating on whether Diablo 4 is better or if Path of Exile 2 holds the advantage. Whether Path of Exile […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Jan 9

Original Diablo Releasing on Game Pass Might Undermine Diablo 4 Season 7’s Momentum The game that birthed the action RPG genre as we know it today is about to find a new home on Game Pass. Starting January 14th, PC Game Pass subscribers will have the chance to experience Diablo in its purest form—where every descent into Tristram’s cathedral feels like a desperate fight for survival, and the […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Jan 8

Original Diablo to Join Xbox Game Pass for PC Microsoft released a list of new additions heading to its Xbox Game Pass service in January 2025, which includes the original Diablo game from Activision and Blizzard. Other games joining the Game Pass library include the console version of My Time at Sandrock and EA Sports UFC 5 , while others like Exoprimal will be leaving the service. Diablo originally launched back in 1997, and Activision and Blizzard since released several installments and spin-offs, most recently Diablo 4 (which is also currently on Game Pass) and its expansion Vessel of Hatred . The original game will join the Game Pass service on January 14, 2025 and be available for PC users. You can find a list of other games joining or leaving the service below: Road 96 (PC, Console, Cloud) - January 7, 2025. Lightyear Frontier (Preview, Xbox Series X/S) - January 8, 2025. My Time at Sandrock (Console) - January 8, 2025. Robin Hood: Sherwood Builders (Xbox Series X/S) - January 8, 2025. Rolling Hills (Console) - January 8, 2025. EA Sports UFC 5 (Xbox Series X/S and Cloud) - January 14, 2025. Diablo (PC) - January 14, 2025. Meanwhile, these games are set to leave the service on January 15, 2025: Common’Hood (Cloud, Console, and PC) Escape Academy (Cloud, Console, and PC) Exoprimal (Cloud, Console, and PC) Figment (Cloud, Console, and PC) Insurgency Sandstorm (Cloud, Console, and PC) Those Who Remain (Cloud, Console, and PC) Back in November, 2024, Microsoft also announced that Persona 5 Tactica and two Yakuza/Like a Dragon games would be leaving the service . The month before that, Good Smile Company announced it would be producing a Pop-Up Parade L figure of Lilith , the chief antagonist of Diablo 4 . Diablo will become available via Xbox Game Pass for PC on January 14, 2025. The game is already available for purchase via GOG and Battle.net. The post Original Diablo to Join Xbox Game Pass for PC appeared first on Siliconera .

Jan 7

Diablo 4 May Continue to Retain Its Position in the ARPG Genre Despite Path of Exile 2’s Release Because of One Major Factor The ARPG scene got a lot more interesting this December with Path of Exile 2 finally making its grand entrance. Grinding Gear Games’ latest offering has captured the attention of demon-slaying enthusiasts everywhere, and for good reason—it has brought with it some serious innovation to the genre. Meanwhile, Diablo 4 has been weathering its share […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Jan 1

Diablo 4’s True Designers Are Not Blizzard but the Community and That Isn’t a Good Thing at All It’s a known fact that the initial launch of Diablo 4 wasn’t smooth sailing at all. The early updates drove away hordes of players, with Blizzard making quite a number of controversial changes that were not popular. However, Diablo 4 saw record-breaking sales at launch, and the studio has managed to regain all the lost […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Dec 29

Diablo 4 Does Have PvP Areas but Blizzard Needs to Rework It to Make It Engaging There’s no denying the fact that Diablo 4 was an absolute horror show from the start. Right on its arrival, the game was bashed by fans and critics alike. Even though its Vessel of Hatred expansion brought many new things to the table, it still didn’t fix many of the issues that players had. Blizzard […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Dec 29

Path of Exile 2 Passive Skill Tree Is Complex but It’s Not as Tedious as Diablo 4’s Paragon Boards Both Diablo 4 and Path of Exile 2 are top-down dungeon crawlers that require you to battle massive waves of enemies in order to gather treasure and develop your strongest character. Even though each game’s fundamental gameplay may appear to be similar, there are many differences. The major difference between the two games is Diablo […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Dec 25

“You can definitely game on Mars”: Elon Musk’s Starlink Can’t Solve the Latency on Mars but Will Let You Play Path of Exile 2 in Air It’s not just Path of Exile 2 that has made Musk famous. The multibillionaire disclosed earlier in 2024 that he was 19th on the global leaderboard for Diablo 4, and it appears that some of those abilities carried over to the most recent RPG from Grinding Gear. Musk was removed from Path of Exile 2 […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Dec 18

Project Rainway: Xbox Reportedly Planning for a Feature We Fell Hopelessly in Love With in Diablo 4, World of Warcraft There’s no denying the fact that 2024 has marked a dramatic change in Xbox’s future going forward. Microsoft has started publishing the console’s first-party games on rival platforms such as Nintendo and PlayStation. However, Microsoft’s multiplatform effort isn’t the only thing it’s striving towards. New reports have surfaced suggesting that team green is working on […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Dec 17

Second Legend of Heroes Game Comes to Switch The second Legend of Heroes game is now available on the Switch as part of the EGGCONSOLE collection. Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes II is now available as a digital download game on the Nintendo Switch. The game, a 1992 PC RPG from Falcom and part of the long-running Dragon Slayer series of PC RPGs, is now available for the first time outside Japan. The game, a direct sequel to Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes , is set 20 years after the events of the first Legend of Heroes, and follows Atlas, the son of the hero of the previous game. It is part of the EGGCONSOLE collection, a selection of Japanese PC games being ported to the Switch by D4 Enterprise, who previously brought up the EGGCONSOLE Relics in 2023. This collection also features the first Ys game and a number of other early PC games from the MSX and the PC-8801. This is not the only piece of Falcom history to recently get news of a new release. Earlier this year, Falcom announced a remake of the first game in the Trails in the Sky series . In addition, the 10th chapter in the Ys series, tracking the journey of Adol and friends, YS X: Nordics released in October, 2024. Players longing to get a sense of where both the Legend of Heroes series came from and a sense of Falcom's place in JRPG history can now do so on the Nintendo Switch. Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes II is available now on Nintendo Switch eShop for $6.49 The post Second Legend of Heroes Game Comes to Switch appeared first on Siliconera .

Dec 12

Path of Exile 2’s Key Selling Point Is a Feature Which Is Also the Reason Many Players Will Abandon the Game Grinding Gear Games has finally launched the Early Access for Path of Exile 2 and boy has it blown up. After waiting a decade since the first game’s release, fans have patiently waited for this new entry into the ARPG genre which already looks better than Diablo 4 to some. One thing that players have […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Dec 9

The First Descendant Now Has a Pet Who Does a Lot More Than Its Diablo 4 Counterpart Nexon Games’ The First Descendant launched all the way back on July 2nd, 2024. It was one of the most hyped titles of the year, but its release was met with mixed receptions. The developer quickly began working on the game and brought new changes with season one. A lot has changed since then, and […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Dec 6

Diablo 4’s Seasonal Model Is Nothing but Reskins of Older Seasons and Is a Problem That Blizzard Should Resolve Soon Diablo 4 needs to bring some changes in its seasonal model if it wants to stay relevant for a longer time in the market, especially after the release of Path of Exile 2, which is a free-to-play RPG that offers much more than Diablo 4, which is currently priced at $49.99. Players have been complaining […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Dec 6

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