I finished the campaign as a Druid pre-release, and as a Rogue after it came out. Technically, I’d been playing the game for longer than most because of the review period, but the point still stands. We’re only over a week into the life of Diablo 4, and I have already played as every single class in the game. Before that, it was Barbarians, and Crusaders. It took me literally years to create a Wizard in Diablo 3, and that didn’t even come until I messed around with the Demon Hunter for a bit. I find it much easier to appreciate the nuances of a game’s combat, the reactivity of its world, the heft of animations (and ragdolls), and its general physics engine when I play as a warrior.Įven after I finish the game as that class, I’m usually more inclined to either explore new builds for the same class (or put the game down entirely). In the vast majority of the ARPGs I play, my first character is always the warrior/barbarian type: full-on aggression, in the thick of it, melee over everything else. Watch on YouTube Did Diablo 4 really have to be open world? Like, really? To see this content please enable targeting cookies.
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