Diablo 4Season 4 is coming to an end on August 6, and players are looking back at what it brought to the table. Happily, much of the feedback has proved positive, with many claiming that it’s the best the game has been to date.
Since then, the seasonal model has been steadily improving things, and Season 4 has done more than most to improve the mood around the game. Now, players have taken to social media to express their positive feelings towards Diablo 4.
In a post onReddit, one player asked the community for their opinions on the season.
Others were quick to agree, with one saying, “As for the season itself, I haven’t leveled a seasonal character since the first one, and I stopped when I got into tier 4 and was having survivability issues. I rolled a Necro about halfway through the season and had a f***ing BLAST.”
Another added, “New player in mid-late S4. Mainly, I’ve been surprised by what a fantastic social game this is compared to any other I’ve played, regularly chatting with randoms and meeting some interesting people.
“It was really cool to initially meet people helping me, the bumbling fool, out, then a few weeks later be able to carry random people who just started playing and wanted tips and help. Best part of the game.”
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A third shared how this is the first season of Diablo 4 where they haven’t stopped playing, saying, “I loved it. I played each session to varying degrees but eventually got tired of it, never getting a character too far into the late game before (maybe Level 80). I’m about to bring my third different class to Level 100 now and have really enjoyed it.”
With Diablo 4’s next DLCVessel of Hatredtaking players to the jungles of Kurast, the fun is only just getting started. Mephisto is set to serve as the main antagonist as thePrime Evilattempts to lay out his nefarious plans once again.
Season 5is also set to launch on August 6, bringing a whole host of new challenges for players.
James Lynch is a Games Writer on Dexerto’s UK team, specializing in Destiny, World of Warcraft, Baldur’s Gate, Elden Ring, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Assassin’s Creed, strategy and RPG games. He also has bylines at CBR and GG Recon. You can contact him at: james.lynch@dexerto.com
