All development is shifting to Diablo IV Gold develop these new Diablo 4 seasons. Diablo 3 will essentially be in maintenance mode where you can still play it, of course, but there will be no actual new content to come. I suppose not until they remaster it ten years from now, maybe. It makes sense, given that it will take a colossal effort to support Diablo 4 in a way that competes with other live games. Though I do know some players are already wishing they’d ditch the live concept and just go back to big expansions. Honestly, I’m pretty sure they’ll do both. Given that Diablo 2 had Lord of Destruction and Diablo 3 had Reaper of Souls, it’s a pretty standard part of any Diablo lifecycle. Albeit Diablo 3 reported did have a second expansion they killed and chopped up into pieces, as seen in some of the new zones they randomly added, and the post-launch Necromancer class which did not come with significant new story content. It’s somewhat unclear what Diablo 4’s longer term plans are here, but I would be amazed if we didn’t get at least one Reaper of Souls-size expansion here, in addition to the live content. The live stuff promises that it will not be anything pay-to-win, with the battle pass focused exclusively on cosmetics. We’ll see what level of grind it will be, and how the new seasonal character system will work. I never really engaged with Diablo 3 seasons, but I know plenty of people did, priming them for a similar system in Diablo 4. The same WoWhead interview that has the seasonal info has some other good stuff you should check out. They say there are endgame activities they haven’t revealed yet, that their launch focus is on server stability and that wildly scaling multipliers have been toned down for the game’s unique items to power can’t spiral completely out of control. It’s an interesting interview I’d check out to be sure. We are now less than two months away from Diablo 4’s launch, which is shaping up to be a “surprise hit” according to the Wall Street Journal. But for everyone else, not a surprise, but certainly another massive installment is coming, and it will absolutely be one of the biggest games of the year. I have an unfortunate confession to make: Diablo 4 will be my very first Diablo game. Yes, it’s true. Somehow, after all these years, I’ve managed to outright avoid Blizzard’s popular ode-to-Gauntlet, though it wasn’t exactly intentional. I think I may have even tried the PlayStation port of the original Diablo for buy Diablo IV Gold about ten minutes back in 1998, but it didn’t grab my attention in Diablo 4 Gold any meaningful way. Maybe my error was playing a PC-born masterpiece on an aging 32-bit console....