Loot Reborn has arrived in Diablo IV and the truth is that it seems like a completely different game. A much better one. While it is true that we were promised many important changes within the game’s balance, we did not expect them to be of the magnitude they have been. Creating what is almost a new game. And if we didn’t believe it ourselves, who read the patch notes before they were released, the players believed it even less.
Season four has brought us a series of gameplay changes that make the game much less tedious. The game’s economy is better adjusted, with gold gaining importance and making it much easier and enjoyable to reach level 100. Even though it is true that obtaining gold is now more complex, having to farm less for experience and resources completely compensates for the fact that, perhaps initially, it is not possible to invest all the money we want in upgrades. This makes the experience of the majority of players more enjoyable, even if it doesn’t eliminate grinding in the endgame.
All of this is helped by the fact that the Infernal Waves have been a great success. When this happens, we have to face waves of demons that increase in quantity and strength over time. This means that each wave gives way to a larger and stronger one, forcing us to demonstrate not only that we have the necessary strength, but also the ability to manage our inventory and skills optimally. An experience in the purest Diablo style, which increases our rewards with each passing wave.
Those who were able to test this patch on the test server have been praising the brilliance of these changes from the beginning. Highlighting that now the game feels with a greater purpose at all levels, both in its campaign and in everything that happens afterwards, is something that the rest of the players also share.
This has led to the number of simultaneous players on Steam to quadruple compared to its numbers before the patch. Something that demonstrates that it’s not just hype, but there are really substantial changes that make the gaming experience more enjoyable. Ultimately, players who had abandoned the game are coming back. And apparently, new players are also joining. Something to be grateful for in a game that didn’t disappoint, but did prove to be slightly less refined than what most of us expect from the Diablo franchise.
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