#Diablo iv system requirements upgrade#
Diablo 3 players will quickly find all the gear they need for a build they decide to play, and the only gear that they find which will be an upgrade is the same gear with better-rolled stats. This goes back to the gameplay loop that fans of the Diablo series crave, that games like Path of Exile and Grim Dawn do so well. This is a problem that Diablo 2 didn't have and Diablo 4 looks to solve by introducing compromises for each rarity of items so that players don't simply flock to the highest tier of equipment. Instead of a player deciding how they want to play their character, and then finding gear to facilitate that, they are instead forced to play a certain way due to the limited viability of the available gear. Very quickly a character will begin equipping Rare and Legendary items but it is the Set items that will allow a player's abilities to go beyond what is normally possible. The rarities in Diablo 3 go from Common, Magic, Rare, Legendary, Set, and most recently Ethereal. If a player wants to use a build that is viable in any end-game content, they will need to more likely equip a Set of gear. One major problem for Diablo 3 is the lack of interesting items for players to find. Though many fans would agree that Diablo 3 is in a better state now than it was before, for many fans Diablo 3 doesn't have the same satisfying staying power that Diablo 2 has, and fans are hoping Diablo 4 will fix this. This ended up with the Diablo 3 that players are familiar with today, with minor additions or tweaks to Diablo 3's systems coming in periodically such as the Follower rework and the addition of Ethereal items. When Diablo 3's Reaper of Souls expansion was released, many systems in place were overhauled and reworked to create a better more unified experience for players.
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