Diablo 3’s developers are still releasing patches for this nine-year-old game, each potentially empowering some builds and nerfing others.
Really throw the gates open and do all sorts of wild things, that’s how I think this should work.We’re going to have a look today at which solo build is currently cool, hip, and overall great at mashing those demons! There are several successful builds that solo players favor and they are graded into Tiers. Give us a Season like Season 25’s Lords of Hell - perhaps making expanded use of the game’s incoming Paragon Tiles - or the Echoing Nightmares of Season 26. I mean, why in Heaven’s name wouldn’t I want to see Goblins being chased down and destroyed for their precious loot? So yes, bring back Double Treasure Goblins, and also expand upon it - give us a Season built around the Cow King and the Secret Cow Level that of course does not and will never exist. Themed Seasons were a great addition to the game, and one that I desperately hope we will see again in Diablo 4 - and I would be a horrible disgusting Treasure Goblin who should always be chased down and hit if I even pretended that I don’t think that Double Treasure Goblins should be in the first Diablo 4 Season.
The first Season with a theme, it changed not just its own gameplay but the way Seasons in Diablo 3 worked forever after it. You remember Season 14 – it was the Season of Greed. But there’s also going to be a fresh new gameplay feature every Season, which I assume will be something akin to what we’ve seen each Season in Diablo 3 since the amazing Season 14. Because it’s a new game, there will obviously be differences - one of the changes that Diablo 4 seems to have in mind for its Seasons is that each will introduce new questlines and new stories to Diablo 4. Diablo 4 will have Seasons, iterating on the Ladder Seasons from Diablo 2 and the Seasons of Diablo 3.
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