Players will earn a consumable that allows them to attach a Legendary affix to non-Legendary weapons, essentially creating your own ancient items. Instead, Blizzard is opting for a system that will hopefully encourage more unique play styles. Blizzard says it wants to "avoid interrupting gameplay with pockets of inventory management." Fair. No more shuffling various shapes around your limited inventory space trying to bring back just one more bit of loot.
And Unique items will replace Mythics." Say goodbye to inventory Tetris Legendary affixes now roll randomly (Yes, really!) on Legendary Items. "We're increasing the maximum number of affixes on Rare and better items in the endgame. "We’re increasing the potential power of individual affixes on Magic items," said Barriga. Blizzard says it wants to give players more flexibility and doesn't want them to feel like they should just ignore everything that isn't a legendary-tier item. Item qualities and affixes have also been in the crosshairs. Every shield, for instance, will have a block attribute on top of whatever other prosperities they have. Specific changes include the addition of weapon speed and other inherent physical characteristics that you'll find across all item types. "We aim to provide years of things to discover and countless ways to build a class," former game director Luis Barriga wrote in a development update. Some elements will be class specific, to support the classes’ unique backgrounds, but many will be shared between classes allowing more possibilities to mix and match." Diablo 4 is making big changes to itemsīlizzard says that its ideals when it comes to itemisation are strengthening class identities, supporting deeper customisation and giving players a level of depth that sits somewhere between Diablo 2 and 3. You will also be able to change the color values of your character’s skin, eyes, hair/facial hair, and body markings. "You will be able to change the face of your character, the hairstyle, the facial hair (beards and eyebrows), and add jewelry (nose piercing or earrings), makeup, and body markings such as tattoos or body paint. Here are all the details Blizzard mentions in its June 2021 development update:
Blizzard says that your characters will get more close-up time than every before in the series, appearing in lots of different menus, but also in cinematic sequences. Diablo 4 will let you change the facial features of your character, a new feature for the series. An expanded dye system will also let players customize individual pieces of armor, or entire outfits, "in a range of colors that still feel grounded and realistic in the world we’re building." Diablo 4's character customization system will allow players to outfit their characters with hundreds of unique armor pieces as well as detailed facial and body characteristics.
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