Diablo 4 Season 4: Monumental Changes or Just Smoke and Mirrors?

If you think you know Diablo 4, think again. Blizzard decided to send the game to the blender and promises a shake of new features that looks like a desperate attempt to keep players glued. Season 4 is knocking on the door, but are we entering a party or a wake?

Supersonic Speed ​​in Progression No more grinding your patience to reach level 50. Now, Blizzard wants to push you up the slope in XP skiing, as if there was no tomorrow. XP rates will skyrocket, promising to get you to the end of the game before you can say “SARAT’S LAIR.” So, are we playing or just watching the count go up?

Legendary Graveyard? Never! Goodbye to the drama of storing each legendary item as if it were grandma's heirloom. Now, everything goes to the Power Codex, where you record it and forget it. Simplifying is good, but I hope they're not just smoothing out the rough edges that made Diablo 4 such a noteworthy challenge.

Rain of Powerful Items It seems that Blizzard got tired of being stingy and decided that now it's Christmas every day. Uniques will even drop from sewer rats, turning what was an epic quest into a walk in the park. Everyone loves power, but what about the taste of conquest, where is it?

Build Your Frankenstein The new Tempering and Masterworking mechanics promise to let you build your character to your liking, choosing stats like someone choosing vegetables at a market. Flexibility is great, but aren't we just adding glitter to a system that needed a makeover, not a visual overhaul?

The End of the Boss Marathon The new endgame called “The Pit of the Artificer” is basically the Great Rifts of Diablo 3 with a new hat. More challenges, more tiers, more everything. But does this really renew the game or just stretch the same meat until it's thin?

In short, season 4 of Diablo 4 looks promising, but the question remains: is it a genuine revolution or just more of the same with a fresh coat of paint? Let's find out if Blizzard delivered a hero or a zero. In the meantime, keep your swords sharp and your skeptics sharper.