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Diablo 4's cinematic trailer blew fans away with its gorey brilliance, playing into the series' dark themes and showcasing the game's macabre design D2R Items. The lengthy clip introduced Diablo 4's main villains and showed how the series was returning to its roots when it comes to dark fantasy.

Most of Blizzard's updates regarding Diablo 4 have had a positive reception from fans, with the developer looking for ways to improve on the well-received previous installments. With around a decade in between Diablo 3 and Diablo 4, there are a few key areas like dungeons that Blizzard can improve upon to make sure that the newest entry continues to elevate the Diablo experience.

It seems like Blizzard is keen to change things up with its Diablo formula in order to provide players with something fresh and unique while still improving upon the elements of the previous titles that gamers loved so much. Many of the series' staples are set to remain, like the re-playable, procedurally generated dungeons and isometric loot-focused gameplay.

There will still be character-building aspects that have defined RPG games, but Diablo 4 will introduce a vast open-world and PvP features to broaden the Diablo horizons while also providing players with a more grounded story compared to Diablo 3's.

Things like complete character customization in Diablo 4 are already helping to set it apart from previous entries while also making sure it keeps up with other ARPGs D2R ladder items buy. The classes available for players to choose, like Druid or Rogue, in addition to the specialized weapons.