The Druid obviously that the Druid is a favorite. Everyone loves a Druid. But we really had a concept piece that got done a while back by somebody in home that gave him a bit of a different look, perhaps, to the way he looked in Diablo 4 Gold.Once that piece moved up, it was just like, fine, we are going, we gotta do so. What with the new engine and all that, it was a good opportunity for -- at least from an art perspective, with the Druid, for the personality team to go all in. On the front end he has the dogs, the fur, it seems super cool.

Thus far the revealed classes have also been in Diablo 4. Is that a coincidence? We only picked what courses would be great for Diablo 4. We have reverence for all the Diablos. We are only hoping to catch the best pieces across the board, since we want to make the best experience in Diablo possible.Diablo 4 has in-game cinematics for the very first time. How hard is it to apply that?

It was an undertaking. It's actually the first time we've seen, in Diablo we do matte paintings and whatnot. The fact that you actually notice that vista shot, that's the world. That is the real location. It's always easy. The entire thing happens in real time.The whole point that we're attempting to build in Sanctuary is we are treating it like a personality. It made sense to say, hey, we want to show this place which we are building for folks to invest a while in. When you visit it, you can go to it. Yes, it was certainly -- I mean, there's a new pipeline for it and whatnot, naturally. But it was worth it.

Does that make it more challenging to design all these different assets? Today each one of the pieces of equipment have to look good enough to closeups.Those are all considerations. When you look at Diablo 4, there's a lot of 2.5D material with the trees and whatnot. That all has to not happen anymore, because today we've got this game where we're building it entirely in the round. We've got terrain elevation. All of the assets are constructed like regular 3D match assets. It permits us to do things such as that with the camera which we have never managed to do. It's nearly empowering in a way, you know?

What is the strategy? Is it all about getting a good deal of it's bad, or can it be smaller, more meaningful drops and a ton of different loot? We have a significant change coming from Diablo 4 materials for sale from loot, and that's you can get versions of the very same items, even. The cause of this is that we wanted to be sure we have that feeling of struggle. We may give you that type of thing, more powerful loot if you're killing stronger monsters. I would say that's the greatest change.