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Unique and centered around some theme D2R Items. It was during Blizzonline 2021 that the Rogue class was announced for Diablo 4, with a hands-on look with the developers at more of the gameplay that players can expect. June 2021 was the last blog post update for Diablo 4 and its focus was on the art direction.
Though this might seem like a minor topic for Blizzard to delve into, it was revealed that for the first time in the Diablo series it will feature character creation for each of Diablo 4's classes. This will be a great new addition for fans who want to take their character to a new level of personalization and customization.
The dye feature from Diablo 3 will also be returning although it will be reworked in some manner. Blizzard went on to talk about its Physically-Based Rendering system that will give Diablo 4 the grittier and realistic look that Diablo 3 sorely lacked. Despite many new things learned about Diablo 4 since its reveal, there are surely more surprises to be had and Diablo 4's next blog update might be in September if they follow last year's schedule.
Diablo 4 is next in line in the Diablo series and development so far seems to be going smoothly. With each quarterly blog update, Blizzard sheds more light on Diablo 4's development with the last quarterly update focused on its art direction, which revealed the ability to create the look of a player's class, a first for the series.
Fans of the Diablo series holds Diablo 2 in high regard as the peak standard for ARPG quality, which some fans feel was lost in Diablo 3. With the art direction cheap D2R ladder items, itemization, and PVP seemingly closer in design and feel to Diablo 2 than its immediate predecessor Diablo 3, fans have high hopes for this sequel.
