"And when it comes to a World Boss, we zoom out the camera out quite a distance to put you in the exact same space with 12 additional players. That will be rare in the live Diablo 4 Gold game, but we included it at the demo to ensure everybody got to see it"

This flavor of what a World Boss experience or large-scale multiplayer occasion might look like at Diablo 4 was seamless in the demonstration, the camera pulling back to reveal a large imposing demon named Ashava. New players seeming, and a significant struggle then occurring. Though the experience was sped up considerably for the demo, it was an opportunity for all to observe this new dynamic camera arriving within Diablo 4.

On the side of the equation, Diablo 4 will feature several real-time cut-scenes where players will be able to see their character and gear up close. This new approach to storytelling in Sanctuary led to a different evolution in Diablo 4 -- detailed and extensive character customisation. On a level that is pure.

"Every Diablo game has added to the attribute," John Mueller, Diablo 4's Art Director explains. "Moving back to the original Diablo there wasn't a great deal of choice, however using Diablo 4 you had plenty of very different looking courses. We felt that Diablo 4 must continue that tradition and go deeper, especially because it's a shared open-world you can explore. If you watched the exact same Barbarian anyplace that would not feel really good."

"We actually leaned to it too," Jon continues. "Due to many cinematic moments where your personality is in the scene. On this front it pays off in a cool way, going through and taking your own time with character creation." This means adjusting scars, hairstyles, facial features, skin tone, make-up, jewelry, and a lot more aspects of your Barbarian, Sorceress, or Druid. As Luis notes, although giving cheap Diablo IV Items players options to make has been a priority for the team -- there are limits.