Diablo IV lets you skip campaigns with the press of a button, but don’t think you can evade the powers of Hell. You have to complete the campaign first.
in the latest Diablo IV videos A short shot titled Inside the Game: Your Class Your Way shows the characters being able to skip the campaign. That way, players won’t have to redo all the story her content with any future character they create.Diablo Global Community Development Director Adam Fletcher clarified Players must win the game at least once to skip future campaign reruns.
Lead quest designer Don Adams also said players can skip the campaign at any time, including the character creation screen and after. Players can explore different classes on separate accounts before settling on their favorites, replay their favorite parts of the story, or earn specific quest rewards before skipping to endgame content.
As @PezRadar As mentioned, this #Diablo IV One campaign.
Each character can be skipped at creation time or anytime after…🧵 https://t.co/yPph2CueUi
— Don Adams 🐀 (@_DonAdams) April 25, 2023
Diablo has a long history of deep endgame content that can span months or years as players roll up new characters and try to beat increasingly difficult dungeons. Diablo 3 gave you direct access to the endgame version of Adventure Mode, but Diablo 4 streamlines it even further with a simple button.
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According to Diablo IV’s director, it takes at least 150 hours to reach level 100, so this is a good way to respect players’ time. Additionally, it takes approximately 80 hours to complete each season’s Battle His Pass.
Diablo IV launches on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S on June 6, 2023. In his ongoing Diablo IV review for IGN, he states: play. “
Diablo IV will go through its final beta test, dubbed a “server slam,” to stress-test the game’s online infrastructure from May 12-14.
George Yang is a freelance writer for IGN. He has been writing about the industry since his 2019 and has worked with other publications such as Insider, Kotaku, NPR and Variety.
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