It’s like having on-the-fly legendary powers that you can modify depending on the situation. These two slots, unlocked as you progress, allow you to equip any two spells (even ones you’ve only unlocked via gear) for passive bonuses. So, where does it land? Is this a “true” enough Diablo experience to satisfy, while bringing enough to the table to justify its belated arrival? In this child-turned-almost-man’s opinion: Yes.Īnother of Diablo IV’s key features is its “Enchantment” system. From Diablo III’s error-laden launch to Diablo Immortal’s blatantly pay-to-win mechanics, Blizzard is fighting an uphill battle when it comes to winning back series veterans - especially with Diablo II Resurrected on the scene. The sins of the father weigh heavy on Diablo IV. So, when I say it’s surreal to be not only playing Diablo IV, but reviewing it, it’s because my newly critical, somewhat jaded attitude wasn’t enough to stop myself from feeling that way again. Diablo III had problems - big problems - but I was too young and having too much fun to really care. I still cherish these memories of playing with friends until I quite literally fell asleep at my desk, trying to squeeze in a few precious hours after the closing shift at my part-time job. I’d say I can’t believe it, but I can - 11 years is a long time. It’s been 11 years since Diablo III launched (or, tried to launch) and I can still remember sitting in my childhood bedroom, bleary-eyed, at my computer which adorned an antique writing desk barely big enough for my keyboard.
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