It's just that "run into groups and deal massive damage" is an easy concept to get behind. Its melee-focused build made it a solid starting class option in Diablo 2 and 3, though that doesn't mean the Barbarian lacks depth. The Barbarian has always been among the most popular Diablo classes.
Each of them got a quick rundown at the panel, providing a better look at what to expect when you launch the game. At Blizzcon, they gave us a look at three of the classes: Barbarian, Sorceress, and the returning Druid. Speaking of characters, Diablo 4 will feature five classes for you to play as. Plus, it lets you approach the game in new ways when you inevitably roll a second character. This should allow you to customize the experience to preferences. Instead, you can now take breaks and jump into the copious side content at your leisure. Now, you won't have to play through the main story in its entirety before doing much else. The team learned a lot from Diablo 3's adventure mode and they are using it for the basis of the new, non-linear campaign. The campaign will take you through a massive open-world with five distinct regions. Unfortunately for adventurers, it does not seem like she is a nice mommy. Their unholy union ultimate led to the creation of the Nephalem, which effectively makes her the mother of all humankind. In case you're not up on your Diablo lore, she was once the lover of archangel Inarius. The story centers around the summoning of Lilith, daughter to Mephisto, Lord of Hatred. While the game is heavily inspired by the occult and biblical themes, the gritty darkness of old Diablo games is back with a vengeance. It was clear that the team is using Diablo 2 as their inspiration and getting away from much of Diablo 3 in the process.
Throughout the panel, the devs continuously referred to this being a more "grounded" take on the Diablo franchise.
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