While still in beta and during “leveling content” (the main campaign), Force notes only five items were dropped across just under an hour of gameplay, with three of those coming from dungeons, and almost none in the overworld. Loot drops were notably less frequent compared to Diablo III. The leak will reportedly delay the game as the hackers got hold of its source code. Due to the small amount of leaked content, it is not yet known exactly what the game will play and other content. It is half a minute long and shows the opening part of the game. Yesterday, social media was lit up by the massive leak from Rockstar Games that revealed gameplay details for Grand Theft Auto 6. Augby RMCTeam At present, Diablo 4 live gameplay video appeared on the surface, as the leak says.

Otherwise, the dungeons keep the typical list of objectives to achieve, needing to kill foes to unlock doors, and so on. Diablo 4 has had a massive leak with 40 minutes of gameplay footage being shared online. Dungeon levels are also no longer divided into their own areas, but players can travel between them via the new movement mechanics. The leaked footage reportedly shows a player trying to enter a castle, and needing to circle around, climb a wall, and pull a switch to open the portcullis. Much like Lost Ark, the player can climb certain walls, cliffs, and ladders, along with shuffling through narrow passages.

They’re further encouraged to explore the world as it’s more interactive than other hack-and-slash action RPGs. Typical Diablo IV quests include finding an NPC, enemy, or entrance to a dungeon or building with players only being given a general area of where their objective is. Source: Diablo IV (2023), Blizzard Entertainment

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