In Diablo 4, he looks like a dwarf straight from World of Warcraft and I keep mistaking him as the barbarian. In Diablo II, he was skinny, tall, and had a signature look with red hair. They look like WOW characters and need to feel more like realistic human’s and less cartoonish. The Barbarian and Druid are way too bulky. For Diablo I and II players, everything that was Diablo III we won’t want to see exist in Diablo IV.

I truly feel if you go the route of adding mana potions back in (since you already have health potions), then softcore AND hardcore players will feel more in touch with the game and more drawn to it. If I’m slightly under geared and I have to use all my skills, while they are on cool down what am I supposed to do as a player? Run around in a circle around what I’m trying to defeat? As a player, I want to always be engaged in the game play and not have to constantly wait for my skills to be ready to cast again. To elaborate on why this issue is massive, for starters, many people are saying this looks like a Diablo 3 re-skin when it comes to game mechanics but how I personally feel is these cool downs take away from the playability of the game. With that said after watching multiple interviews and multiple streamers stream the Diablo 4 demo, there was a few glaring things I’d like to point out that the community would agree upon before a firestorm of negative comments come if they aren’t changed before the release of the game. I beat Diablo I as well as reached Paragon 1400 in Diablo III before I stopped playing. 1 Us East Hardcore Ladder Druid for multiple ladders over the duration of Diablo II’s lifetime. To give some history of myself as a Diablo player, I started playing Diablo II in 2001 and have been the No. Diablo 4 Devs Morning! I just want to give some feedback about Diablo 4 I saw that could be changed.

Diablo iv less cartoony