Diablo IV - There's no Sanctuary to be found here
Back when I favorably "reviewed" Diablo III , I was not exactly a fan of the franchise, and even my excitement for it waned soon enough when the review "mode" was over. As you may recall, it did re-emerge, with a vengeance . Diablo III eventually managed to pull me in enough to not only buy and play the expansion and the Necromancer DLC, but to also play through various seasons, soloing 100+ level Rifts, on multiple characters, and leave it with more than one of each character per class geared to the nines and an almost by-heart knowledge of multiple builds for them. I even bought the game on console, namely Switch. To a hardcore Diablo player this will sound like child's play, but to me, that was huge . I actually started reading up on the lore. And, more importantly, on the fascinating start of the franchise . In fact, I was so pulled in that not only did I buy (twice) the remastered version of a game I tried over a dozen unsuccessful times to get into when
