RELATED: Diablo 4's S1 Battle Pass Leaves Much to Be Desired Diablo 4's Post-Launch Content Needs to Be Stronger Than Diablo 3's After the mediocre post-launch content of Diablo 3 and a mediocre first season for Diablo 4, Blizzard will have to do everything it can to make fans actually care about the game's future. These packs should expand Diablo 4 in exciting new ways, but that remains to be seen. While these seasons will form the backbone of the game's future, the studio will also release various expansion packs over the next couple of years. It is not a strong start to Diablo 4's seasonal model, but hopefully the studio's future plans can fix that.ĭiablo 4's seasons are only a small part of Blizzard's post-launch content plans. The Season of the Malignant not only saw Blizzard nerf almost every aspect of the game, but the actual content feels pretty lackluster. To keep players engaged, Blizzard must release strong expansion packs closer together, with new classes and compelling stories, or risk losing players altogether.Ī month after its release, Diablo 4's post-launch content stream seems to have failed to excite Blizzard's playerbase.Blizzard's future plans for Diablo 4 include expansion packs that will expand the game in exciting ways, but their success remains uncertain.Diablo 4's Season of the Malignant failed to excite players due to nerfs, giving the seasonal model a weak start.
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