I also don't get into the big social aspect of MMOs. I always enjoy the beginning but it is when we hit the mid-level grind that I get bored and realize they are not for me.
I really tried to get into and enjoy MMOs. 10-20 years ago I tried dozens of MMOs, most of the free-to-play ones and a couple of the subscription MMOs like World of Warcraft and Star Wars: The Old Republic. Rhykker: I am currently content with the balance. WH: Are you happy with the balance Diablo 4 is striking in terms of ARPG and MMO elements? Is there something that you would not like to see being implemented in Diablo 4? My current leading theory is that if it is Inarius, he got freed or freed himself during the chaos of Hell's invasion of Heaven in Diablo III, where they presumably took all their best warriors with them. Maybe they are leaving an opportunity for some of these questions to be answered in other stories in the future. There might be some questions that Diablo 4 does not answer, just by virtue of the 50-year time skip. We know how Lilith got out of the void, and Blizzard answered that question. Otherwise, part of my interest in hearing the story of Diablo 4 is to see if we get answers to how Inarius escaped. Why not other Lesser Evils like Belial, the Lord of Lies, who is supposed to be a master of disguise? We already know that Andariel and Duriel will be featured at some point during the game. If it is not Inarius, my first thought would be Belial. WH: What do you look most forward to with Diablo 4 at launch and what are you most excited about seeing in the future? The question is, will there be growing pains in the first six months to a year, where there is maybe some aspect that the community has a negative reaction to? The devs will then adjust the game and it will work its way into the sweet spot that we've been looking for. Overall in the long term, I feel confident that Diablo 4 will be successful. The devs expressed, if the community really wants the pace of the game to change it's something they are open to change. You can see it through all the communication over the months and years how open the developers are to feedback from the community. For me, the question is, how will the community receive the slower pace of Diablo 4? A vocal part of the ARPG community is asking for a slower-paced game, but there is a reason that all modern ARPGs have evolved to a super fast pace. Rhykker: I definitely agree that the potential is there.
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