Each of the game's other classes-the Barbarian, Sorceress, and Necromancer-have been in Diablo II, III, and Diablo Immortal.ĭiablo community lead Adam Fletcher recently confirmed the plan is to eventually sell paid expansions for Diablo IV (in addition to optional cosmetics via an in-game shop), meaning it's certainly possible new classes could be added to the game post-launch. The Rogue returns from the original Diablo and is a combination of Diablo II's Amazon and Assassin classes. Some of Diablo IV's classes, while not technically new, haven't been seen in quite some time. And when we're looking at the classes themselves, we wanted to make sure that the kind of experiences that players remembered fondly from previous Diablo games were available, but also bring them into the most modern versions of themselves." So we know that we have a lot of things that really just need to be there. And we know that when we make a Diablo game, fans have a lot of expectations from DII:R, Diablo III, and previous Diablo experiences that they've enjoyed.
"We've really focused on this theme of returning to darkness. "Well, in a lot of ways, Diablo IV is a love letter to our fans," Shely said. Now Playing: Diablo 4 Necromancer, PvP, World Boss Gameplay with Commentary By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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