It's in that roaming that the world is meant to really open up, as players will from time to time stumble upon enemy camps that can be destroyed, from Goatmen to Cannibals and worse. The day and night cycle will have intriguing effects With that said, the day and night cycle will have intriguing effects, with Blizzard looking to make sure the game feels different depending on the time of day players roam the open world. The answer is mostly no, with Piepiora explaining they didn't want to create situations where players feel more capable or limited in different biomes based on elemental conditions.
With this focus on allowing the verticality of terrain and how classes move changing up the flow of combat, I was curious whether it extended to environmental situations, such as shock attacks doing more damage to enemies standing in water. Source: Blizzard Entertainment (Image credit: Source: Blizzard Entertainment) Setting ambushes and using the terrain to the best of your ability will be key in finding success, while the animations of your abilities aren't just meant to inform you but also your foes. While the Barbarian or Druid might be able to leap down off a cliff, a Rogue or Sorceress will have to find a different way down. In addition to mounts, Kingdom says that the classes can scale terrain differently. Making Diablo 4's open world bigger than anything the series has seen prior means changing how traversal works. Still, there'll be options for survival and escaping back to the safe zones of towns where PvP is disabled. The team wants to "erase the idea that PvP needs to be fair."
This means that it isn't necessarily happening under ideal conditions, as players might not have all their skills ready, or could find themselves outnumbered. When players go to purify these items for the rewards, PvP is opened up. To start things off, Piepiora is quite clear that PvP is "high risk, high reward" as the team wants to "erase the idea that PvP needs to be fair." While it sounds harsh, the explanation is reasonable: PvP isn't taking place in an arena but rather in the many open-world Fields of Hatred, where players gather Shards of Hatred, a PvP reward item.
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