This makes D4 feel very engaging, even after you've already spent hundreds of hours playing. The sheer number of different Diablo 4 Items you can acquire and the gear you can choose from is vast, even by the usual cRPG standard. One of the biggest strengths of Diablo IV is the loot diversity that it offers. With the initial discussion out of the way, let us take a closer look at Diablo 4’s itemization system. Of course, there will also be a good opportunity for profit as rare assets found with ladder characters will be worth a lot of cash - don't miss your opportunity to Sell Diablo 4 Items if you get a chance. Knowing the devs, D4's loot system will be like a lottery, but you'll be almost guaranteed to win something valuable eventually. If we get enough decent Diablo 4 Items to keep us engaged and motivated, and an occasional rare that reinvigorates us, we'll be perfectly happy with the loot system. We hope that D4 does the loot balance right and that rare drops will be rare enough to make them worth a lot and ensure that each time you find one you'll get the feeling of excitement, but also abundant enough that you won't get discouraged by not getting anything for a week. As for the quality of loot, we expect the game to be quite generous when it comes to low-rarity drops, but rather fickle when it comes to Legendaries and Set pieces. Sometimes you will get a rare drop from the very first chest you open, and sometimes you won’t see any for the whole game – unless you decide to Buy Diablo 4 Items from other players, but that’s a different matter entirely.

After all, it all started in its grandfather, the D1. We are positive that the newest Diablo will give us the exact same feeling.

So large quantities in fact, that the newer titles in the genre began to offer built-in loot filters to reduce the screen cluttering and make spotting the valuables much easier. If there's one thing we love cRPGs for, it is the feeling of being rewarded with large quantities of loot for our endeavors.

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