When I asked Jackson on how the game's follower feature will function Diablo IV Gold , they stated "for the initial version of the game we do have a few locations within the story that you'll encounter certain known NPCs supporting you and helping you out as you figure out the what Lilith is up to in the world.

"We don't know anything to make public about the Diablo 2 type follower that you've hired - we're sticking it to the campaign at present." Accent on the current situation.

With a wry smile , they continue "stay tuned, we may come up with something in the near term to announce , but no promises." This instantly prompted an immediate response from the producer of the dungeon Ash Sweetring, who channelled her Inner Mr. Burns with an 'interesting' hand motion within the background. Now that's what I call sus.If you're wondering if any variant of the follower system makes its way into the Diablo game, I would prefer a Diablo-style hired gun instead of omnipresent companions. I loved the vast range of abilities that followers provided within Diablo 2 and would love to see this reimagined. This will open up more room for various types of builds, as well as awesome demon-slaying ability chains.

However, for now you might want to study the classes in Diablo 4, as it's them we'll be playing as primary. In a separate interview , gaming director Joe Shely, however, it was mentioned that the roster might expand as well. After all, it's not like there's a permanent thing in Sanctuary.

The primary developers behind Diablo 4 have stressed that they don't want players to "feel that they have to pay to win" as the game comes out next year.

In an earlier Diablo 4 livestream(opens in new tab), game director Joe Shely buy Diablo 4 Gold, along with associate game director Joesph Piepiora, and community manager Adam Fletcher gave fans an update on all things Diablo 4, as well as a look into the way things are going to work before the game's launch this summer.