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For those who aren't aware, in Diablo 2 you would hire followers to make it to the hell gates along with the rest of you. But when they died, you had to bring them back with cold, hard cash Diablo IV Gold. There was a new follower in every zone, which means certain ones were far superior than other followers.

This was changed into Diablo 3, where instead of hiring mercenaries , you got three different companions during the story-driven campaign. You could choose from the Scoundrel Sorceress and Templar which represented various aspects like DPS tanks, ranged DPS and magic gamer respectively.In my Diablo 4 adventure I only encountered helpful NPCs who stuck around for a dungeon or two then rode of into the sunset. When I inquired of Jackson what the follower system works it was explained that "for the initial Version of Diablo 4, we do have certain places in the story in particular in which you'll see certain known NPCs that will be following you and helping you to figure out what Lilith is doing in the world.

"We don't have anything to reveal about the Diablo 2 follower that you hire - we're sticking it to the campaign at present." Accent on the present.

With a smile, they continue "stay close, we could be able to announce something in the near future to reveal, but we can't make any promises." This instantly provoked a response from dungeon producer Ash Sweetring, who channelled her the Mr. Burns with an 'interesting hand movement within the background. This is what I would call sus.If any iteration of the follower system makes it into Diablo 4, I'd prefer it to be the Diablo 2 style hired gun instead of all-encompassing companions. I enjoyed the wide range of different abilities followers could bring to the table within Diablo 2 and would love to see this reimagined. It creates more space for different styles, as well as amazing demon-slaying ability chains buy Diablo 4 Gold.

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