He hopes that Diablo 4 players will have enjoyed what they've

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Of course, Piepiora still wants those players to come back to Diablo 4. He says that when Season 4 of Diablo 4 launches, that's a "great time to come back." He hopes that Diablo 4 players will have enjoyed what they've played of the game, and will want to return. That's what the idea of a seasonal content schedule is all about. Season 4 will have new content to Diablo 4 Items play, offering a fresh experience for new and returning players.

One of the harshest criticisms of Diablo 4 up to this point is that endgame feels like it doesn't have enough tangible goals. Piepiora may not be acknowledging these criticisms specifically in his comments, but it's clear that there's an understanding. Most Diablo 4 players will not get to level 100, and Blizzard doesn't want players to be burnt out before it can start its post-launch content.

As refreshing as Piepiora's response might be, there is a serious question of whether Diablo 4's live service plans will prove successful. It's unclear how many Diablo 4 players are still playing a month after launch, how many will return for Season 4, and whether Season 4 will persuade them to continue playing after. Season 4 starts July 20 and will introduce a robust amount of new content. It might be worth revisiting for Diablo 4 players currently taking a break.

A Diablo 4 player managed to get more than 1 billion single-hit damage while using Druid. Released just last June, Diablo 4 had been criticized for how unbalanced the Druid class was. But that hasn't stopped some players from choosing it for their playthroughs.Diablo 4 is the newest installment in the highly popular action-RPG series from Blizzard. Players can choose from five playable classes, all of which have unique abilities and builds that players can experiment with.

As Diablo 4 gears up for its upcoming first season, many players have already reached the endgame and have discovered some of the most effective builds. Particularly, the Druid class is a popular choice because of how strong it is.Diablo 4 Player Reveals Idea That Would Make Gathering Dungeon Loot BetterTo further emphasize just how broken Druid can be, Twitch streamer Moxsy posted a Diablo 4 clip where he dealt over 1.8 billion in single-hit damage while using a "Lightning Shred 2.0" build.

He also uploaded a build guide video on YouTube to explain how he managed to ramp up his Druid's stats, which mostly involved shredding enemies' health and making them highly vulnerable to multiple stacks of damage and critical strikes. The expected result would be a spike in the Diablo 4 hero's damage multiplier, and practically insta-killing enemies.

While it's a little unclear whether this Druid play meant to be in the game or not, many Diablo 4 players seemed to be impressed by Moxsy's Lightning Shred 2.0 build. Some also pointed out how broken the Druid build was, likening it to the Barbarian glitch that allowed the hero to deal 25 to 300 billion damage. As of writing, Blizzard has yet to address Druid's 1.8 billion single-hit damage.

With Diablo 4 coming out with its first season on July 20, it's likely that Blizzard might do some housekeeping on bugs and glitches in hopes of balancing out the game. This might include addressing Druid's ridiculous damage by nerfing the items that players like Moxsy would use to achieve over a cheap Diablo 4 Gold billion in single-hit damage. However, the move might upset some Druid mains who had been enjoying the ability to instantly slaughter enemies.