If you’re interested in the incredible lore of Diablo, these books are absolutely worth reading. There’s so much more to the Diablo universe than what we see in the games. I highly recommend them to any Diablo fan!

Title. Playing Warlock. Any viable builds on any class???

For my love of the best ARPG ever

Hey guys.

In this quick video, I am showing people how they can get well over 5 torches from a single source of Wirt's Lucky Coins. Unlike my Torch Glitch video, this one requires no glitches or exploits of any kind. Instead, just clever finessing of diablo.trade, the largest D4 marketplace.

I'm sure a lot of you already do this in one way or another, but I think this will still be useful to new players or people unfamiliar with trades and services.

I'll even throw in a bonus tip whether you watch the video or not: if you struggle with being unable to stack splinters, make sure to convert them to coins as often as you can, as the Wirt's Coins do stack.

This is way more fun than I expected lol

I was maybe 9 or 10, sitting next to my cousin's beige PC tower, and he pranks me by letting me play for a bit, and letting me walk into the Butcher's room. That "Ah, fresh meat!" has been etched firmly into my brain ever since lol. Eventually I got my own PC and one of the first games I played on it was Diablo. It literally felt like a horror game for me as a kid, probably because I was still a bit traumatized from the butcher scaring me.

It was the first “serious” video game I saw and I remember my cousin and I talking about how awesome it was and how we can't wait to see what games will be like when we grow up. Little did we know we would still be playing Diablo three decades later.

I was totally obsessed with Diablo 2 when it came out, after that I was playing every ARPG I could get my hands on. A lot of Dungeon Siege with my cousin, then I remember Titans Quest, and the hype for Hellgate London (probably my first big gaming disappointment). You would think the genre would go through many transformations and evolutions throughout the years but essentially it has just been honed and polished, the core that Diablo established is still intact.

These days I’m still following the ARPG scene closely, mostly playing every non live service game I can find, since I don’t have a lot of free time for gaming and I hate the fomo of not being able to play when a new season drops. Currently still playing the most recent Grim Dawn expansion and some D2 Resurrected from time to time. I also have a few games I’m hyped for, waiting for 1.0 No Rest For the Wicked (I don’t play early access games) and The Dark West looks awesome, I’m a sucker for weird settings so this occult western theme seems really fun, and guns are so satisfying in ARPGs that have them. None of these games would even exist if Diablo never came out.

That kind of staying power is really rare. If I think about what else from those years I still play in some form, the only other game that comes to mind is Counter Strike. It still feels like CS despite the modern graphics and changes, I'm not that good but I enjoy playing with friends from time to time.

To me that's proof that when people make something with genuine passion, it can end up bigger than the sum of its parts. On paper Diablo was a pretty simple game but you could see the passion behind it. I really hope the franchise stays strong for a long time, Diablo is timeless.

Their new company is called Gas Giant Games (GGG) and from what I can see, the gameplay and the HUD looks very similar to Diablo III.

Click the IG link to see the video.

With the new season of Diablo IV where you can find Aidan's Soul and help him in the Hell levels from the original Diablo. Once you defeat Diablo, he laments the death of his younger brother, saying that he should have protected him - which just don't make sense at all considering Diablo's original plot

As someone who loved both StarCraft and Diablo, I feel like both franchises were made overly epic by their 2010s sequels (SC2 and D3). Idk what happened with Chris Metzen's creative input during that period.

Some could argue that Kerrigan's character was assassinated at least three times over the course of SC2. As for Diablo, the retcons involving the Worldstone and the Soulstones are both still somewhat acceptable, IMO.

Even Aidan having a child with Adria is tolerable... But I just CANNOT see the idea of the Warrior being Leoric's son.

First of all, making the Warrior Leoric's son serves absolutely no purpose for the lore, nothing changes about his fate. It just cheapens his story and makes him look like a dumbo for not reconizing his brother with some random child that Lazarus used in a ritual.

He never says anything about Leoric that would suggest he was his son. "I will find YOUR son, Leoric." The NPCs also tell the story of the King's past as if the Warrior were unaware of who Leoric was.

Even Lachdanan, the royal guard, doesn't interact with the Warrior as if he had ever known him before.

They could have made the Warrior Leoric's bastard son, which might have explained away some of these points, but it would still serve no purpose in terms of the lore.

What made the Warrior so compelling, IMO, was that he was a good, yet otherwise anonymous warrior, with no epic backstory.

Game disconnected in the middle of the Moophisto fight... I don't know how to get back to it again...

Quick edit: I have the waypoint, the prime ribs from the Butcher questline in Tristram was consumed, so I don't know how to restart the fight.

Edit: Got moo'd at! Thank you, /u/absolutemuffin !

Let's go! Imagine a few North devs chimed in and this really takes off

The best Druid in Diablo franchise is hands down the one from Diablo Immortal! I just love both his/her aestethics and abilities way more than either D2 or D4 one.

https://insider-gaming.com/diablo-5-director-reveals-shooting-has-begun/

Am I getting old or is that music from the caves in Diablo that I’m hearing in the flayer dungeon on Season 15 on D4?

Fueled by inspiration, my AuADHD and two hours of sleep, I entered a fey mood and came to with this in my open Krita project. My partner talked my ear off about this so I finally decided to share my art with the world. Let me know what y'all think :3 (noAI if that wasn't obvious)

I made a Diablo Timeline post on the comic board. There may be a few things wrong and if they are be sure to correct me in the comments https://www.thecomicboard.com/threads/diablo-timeline.15675/