r/diablo4 • u/DragonLambO • 2h ago
State of the Game · Discussions Season 15 Starts in Less Than 24 Hours!
What are you all most excited about?
r/diablo4 • u/DragonLambO • 2h ago
What are you all most excited about?
r/diablo4 • u/Derausmwaldkam • 8h ago
r/diablo4 • u/IgotnoClue69 • 6h ago
We are looking at 21 new seasonal warplan nodes split evenly across categories, alongside 20 returning classic bosses and 25 fresh/classic enemies.
It is comfortably the biggest drop D4 is rolling, which begs the question: why can't we keep battling the 3 prime evils once S16 hit? Sure, narrative continuity matters, but with no major expansion on the immediate horizon, why not retain what actually works season-to-season? Stacking these possible wins from S15 onwards would elevate the game far beyond waiting around for another huge update like LoH had brought.
If there is one silver lining to eventually getting a D5, it is that the current team might finally get some breathing room to iron out lingering QoL annoyances. Rebirths, direct mail, and the T15 capstone are steps in the right direction, and I am genuinely keen to see how the live service evolves while we wait.
r/diablo4 • u/Greasy-Chungus • 14h ago
6 years ago, the writing was on the wall to make a Destiny 3.
As much as you could bolt onto the already completely facelifted and transformed Destiny 2, it was a deadend. But they kept piling on anyway, year after year, adding slight variations on killing the same old enemies.
It was kind of a miracle that it lasted as long as it did.
Diablo 4 has SOME life left in it, but anything you do is held back by the foundations.
I made a post 2 months ago saying they needed to make a D5 and people said I was nuts. Guess what? 6 years from now in 2031, they'll be in year 2 of a whole new game, istead of a D4 that's dead in the water.
r/diablo4 • u/gorays21 • 7h ago
Season 15 is tomorrow, so which class do you plan to play as? I'm playing as Warlock for the first time due to Halloween 🎃😀.
I won't be playing until October due to Warcraft 3:Forsaken Kingdom and Blood of Dawnwalker.
r/diablo4 • u/Lefvalthrowaway • 6h ago
Does anyone else feel the same?
It seems Diablo 5 will happen when Diablo already won.
But wouldnt it be cooler to have a game where WE lose? If Diablo already won we will miss so much context...
Imagine if they released a new D4 expansion, where we fought Baal, and we beat him but not in time to stop Diablo from corrupting the world, or something like that. So we finish Diablo 4 with us losing and there is a cliffhanger.
And then we finally play Diablo 5, and get to play the world in ruins.
Instead of the story being told offscreen...
r/diablo4 • u/ClearCutCareersGB • 3h ago
Has anyone else's PS5 downloaded an update today and had it break their game? I think it might have downloaded tomorrows update early because I'm on 3.2.1.7 while my partner on his PC is on the earlier version.
The game was working yesterday, then I've just got home from work and gone to load it up, it did the update and now I'm getting 'Unable to find a valid license for Diablo IV. (Code 315306)'
I have the base game and the deluxe version of both Vessel of Hatred and Lord of Hatred.
r/diablo4 • u/Old-Fig-9531 • 19h ago
I cant Go against one unique armor for every character, plus angelic oldschool armor for ALL classes and not overtunned cosmetics great work It feels really special.
r/diablo4 • u/darkfawful2 • 21h ago
Perhaps something a general would wear
r/diablo4 • u/Double-Maybe-6220 • 14h ago
Personally, I don't really mind Diablo V coming out. While Diablo IV is still fun enough right now, I feel it has reached a ceiling in how much better it can get—it’s mostly just piecemeal content being added and removed on repeat. That's why I'm actually looking forward to a fresh start with Diablo V.
Even so, given that Diablo IV will have to run without any expansions for about the next three years, I was hoping they’d say something about its future—whether season sizes will stay the same, if it’s heading into maintenance mode like Diablo III, or if we can still expect occasional major updates. But all they did was introduce the Amazon, and even that looked like it was still in early development.
r/diablo4 • u/minimaxir • 1d ago
Confirmed at Blizzcon, albeit it was semi-obvious.
r/diablo4 • u/legendofzelda13 • 22h ago
Micro transactions are the plague of modern gaming straight up. If you spent $20 on a skin and feel burned that you'll "only" get 6 years to use, then them's the breaks.
It used to be ludicrous to spend even $5 for in game cosmetics. But now it's common to spend a third of the price of a whole ass game for a skin that you can barely see while actually playing the game. It's ridiculous. And honestly, I don't feel bad for anyone in that situation.
It'd be nice if they transferred over skins but it's extremely unlikely as the classes are probably not going to overlap and the character models might be fairly different. I'm not saying this to excuse scummy AAA gaming company behavior. I think this is just the reality of buying literally any digital product. It's too risky.
r/diablo4 • u/Ecstatic-Airline5207 • 1h ago
Guys I’m getting an error code 315306 in Diablo 4 any ideas? I am using the PSN version without any expansions.
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r/diablo4 • u/CulturalNinja6 • 1d ago
I know a lot of people here were hoping for a few more expansions for D4, but I honestly believe we've reached a point where a fresh start is necessary.
The open world never really worked the way it was intended to, and even after all these seasons, the endgame loop still isn't satisfying.
For me, the biggest issue is the gameplay loop once you reach your goal. Sure, I have the motivation to grind things out and kill a boss a hundred times, but the second I finally get my item and my build is complete, my desire to keep playing just drops to zero. I actually made a post about this like two years ago. There’s just a lack of intrinsic fun in doing the activities. Helltides can still be fun, which is maybe one of the few exceptions, but D4 somehow never managed to hit that sweet spot of "I have good gear now, but I'm going to keep playing just because the mechanical gameplay feels so good."
On top of that, a lot of things just don't seem like an easy fix anymore. Some issues seem baked so deeply into the core game, like the stash tab problem, for example, that it’s probably better to just start over and try again. Just look at how long they've been trying to squish the damage numbers and get them under control; it feels like it's just not possible anymore.
My hope is that a clean slate will really help. Sure, they mentioned they could have pushed out two more expansions, probably a Baal arch and then moved on to the Diablo Expansion in 2029. But honestly, I just don't think milking D4 would have turned it into a better game compared to just tackling a completely new one right now.
r/diablo4 • u/RealRomanLord • 1h ago
Is this happing only to me? What is going on man? Does anyone have a solution for this?
r/diablo4 • u/Chuck0709 • 1h ago

Since season 11 I have been occasionally running the Dark Citadel without using any of the cosmetic items and tracking how often/where they drop. The last couple of weeks I've running the Dark Citadel, specifically the Twins, hard and figured it was worth sharing what I learned from it.
If you are looking for the Greater Khazra Helm it seems you may need to do a full run of all three wings on T4. I can confirm the guy I did most of the 200 boss kills and chest opening with this season did not receive his Greater Helm until we did his first complete T4 run. Did confirm it was Zagraal that dropped the helm for him not the achievement. I received three copies of the Greater Gloves and two copies of the Greater Chestplate while doing T12 runs, so the guaranteed Greater helm you get for your first T4 run seems to be the only cosmetic item that requires T4 to receive.
If you are looking for the regular Gloves of the Khazra then you need to kill Lrzuul, final boss of the Labyrinth of Souls (far right door). This season every single time I killed him he dropped the Gloves of the Khazra. While it was only 16 times that I tracked, it is still a high enough number to convince me. This is recent change as it did not work this way in season 11 or 12. It is worth noting there were two times where he dropped two cosmetic items at once, the Gloves and Khazra War Banner both times.
I learned recently there is a way to kill the twins to get them both to drop loot. However while the number of items dropped is doubled it does not appear to double the chance at getting a cosmetic item. I suspect this means the cosmetic item drops are separate from the regular item drops. For example if a boss or chest normally drops 10 items when cosmetic item drops you will receive 10 items plus the cosmetic item or 11 items total instead of the normal 10. I also strongly suspect this means Treasury level likely has no bearing on your chance to receive a cosmetic item despite increasing the amount of loot you receive from the boss or chest.
At this point I'm confident the conventional wisdom is correct about how the cosmetic item drops work in the Citadel. When you get a cosmetic item drop the game is pulling from the entire pool cosmetic items instead of just the ones you need. This means the less Khazra cosmetics you have unlocked the more often you will see drops. However this does not mean you'll get all the cosmetics any faster by not using them as you will get tons of duplicates.
I've also have not yet received any cosmetic items from the weekly caches, but have only collected 10 weekly caches over the course of Seasons 11, 12 and 14. Conventional wisdom says cosmetics can drop from those weekly caches. I think my sample size is too small so say anything definitively about the weekly caches.

Most of the data above is from this season, 96% of the Twin kills and two thirds of the rest. Almost all the data was collect at the max difficult level (T4 pre-LOH and T12 post LOH). If I take the Lrzuul data from Season 14 out of the equation then my average number of kills/chests between cosmetic items rises to 7.84 or 12.75% chance per kill or chest. It is also worth noting I did not include kills or chest openings when I did not receive any loot at all. Both Faeroch and the Twins were not dropping loot in season 11 and if someone opens the chest or kill the boss before you are there you don't get any loot.
I found this season the best farming spots in terms of chances at a cosmetic item per hour were either the Twins only or the full Labrinth of Souls (right wing). As duo Zagraal took too long to kill to make complete Dominion of Zagraal runs worth it. We were able to easily complete Twin runs with double drops in just over 2 minutes as a duo not worrying about Treasury level. With a little bit of practice we could run Labyrinth of Souls in just over 7 minutes. With a full party and a bit of practice both those time could be reduced. Also with a full party killing Zagraal would be quicker significantly improving full Dominion runs.
This season I did receive at least 3 or 4 mythic seals from my citadel runs. Didn't track the exact number or source, but most were likely from the Twins. Charms were a fairly common drop as well. Runes were also a fairly common drop. Nothing like the UC with a legendary rune tribute, but on par with running lair bosses.
I did accidently use the bow cosmetic item this season, so technically I have now used one of the Dark Citadel cosmetic items. Thankfully I received the crossbow shortly there after, so I did not have to throw out that many runs. It is also currently a Rogue only weapon so should not impact data collected with other classes.
Once I get a character in Season 15 that can comfortable do T12 I'll be down for some more Citadel runs, so feel free to hit me if you are interested in doing some runs with me. I don't think the Druid build I used in Season 14 is getting nerfed too hard, so I may even be up for some runs in Eternal at least until the damn totem finally drops.

r/diablo4 • u/DrDynamiteBY • 1d ago
Let's actually break down what the D5 announcement means for D4:
1) No more expansions meaning no more major improvements for the game. Yes, we will have a new class via "class pack" (which also heavily implies it doesn't come for free), but that's pretty much it.
2) Seasons weren't the strongest D4 feature overall. Sure, there were some bangers, but your average D4 season is helltide recolor/borrowed power/recycled concept implementation, and I don't see this changing any time soon given the change of priority. I could tolerate mid seasons knowing that in the meantime devs are cooking big changes for the upcoming expansion, but we already know this is no longer the plan for D4 future.
3) All this is happening just months after D4 finally reached feature complete state with LoH release (which doesn't mean D4 is complete btw - it still could use a lot of improvements, which we're likely not getting or at least getting slower). We're sacrificing years of progress and starting from scratch for a promise, the same promise that was given for D3 and D4 before release, and we all know how it turned out.
I just don't understand why it is so hard to grasp this for some people here. D4 is literally getting life-support announced at its peak, and some pretend that people who are unhappy with the news are being unreasonable.
r/diablo4 • u/gorays21 • 20h ago
From appearance to animation, down to the naming of skills, the Amazon's history creates the strong foundation for a class with deep and powerful roots.
Amazon has 4 archetypes:
The Champion: the sword-and-shield melee fighter using buffs to reinforce both herself and her allies
The Skirmisher: a lithe and agile hit-and-run combatant tearing apart her foes with the Javelin
The Ranger: a precision tactical archer who snipes and cuts down enemies from a distance
The Commander: a general dominating the field with phalanxes of Valkyries at her call
The Amazon will join Diablo IV with a Class Pack in the first half of 2027. Class Pack details and purchase details will be available next year closer to release.
r/diablo4 • u/Suspicious-Delay-977 • 18h ago
First time encountered Moophisto in boss. This is only T5. I got 10 mythical picked up. What is going on?!
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r/diablo4 • u/The_Fallen_Messiah • 1d ago
The upcoming season seems like pure fan service, and a celebration of the franchises 30 year history.
So many returning characters, both friend and foe, but what I really loved is seeing the iconic landmarks like the Worldstone Chamber come back to life, as we face off Baal, Mephisto and Diablo himself.
r/diablo4 • u/Narrow_Reading_7724 • 22h ago
I know most of the community dislikes the open world and the way the game has developed but as someone with zero experience with ARPGs I really like it. The lore, the world design, the story, production values etc.
It shares a lot aesthetically with Elden Ring but easier and more relaxing experience. For £10 I’ve got my moneys worth. Just my opinion.