"When you cast Cataclysm , no matter what is going in the world it brings the rain and storms with it," John tells me, adding that you will also see puddles start to form on earth. "Having the ability to change weather based on skills is enjoyable because there are a great deal of things that we are able to do with that."

Destruction comes in to play, where external all of the pieces of pottery, the environments of Diablo 4 will change in ways that have not been observed in the series. "When you are in a distance killing monsters and everything's breaking and shattered, you've basically put your fingerprint on the entire world and changed it."

"We got that at there very early and the inspiration did really come in  on console," Luis recalls. This really is an instance where we introduced the tactical element to inspire PC. We enjoy it a bitwe like how it feels on keyboard and mouse and we like it on controller"

Luis notes  is not platform specific. If you so choose, you may play with the game on PC with a control, and the sofa co-op allure of the world that is console will carry across. Dipping further into the history of  -- as found in the launch edition of , and recognising the failure of the Auction House -- trading will create a return. Probably due to popular demand, but also to emphasize and encourage the aspects of the game. Which will now include banking, clans, and other elements. However, like anything related to in-game systems, currencies, and rarity around itemisation the group at Blizzard is treading very closely.

"Among those things that we're doing with that is we are going to have three categories, things that can just be fully traded, items that become bound after being traded once, which will help control the economy, and then things that can't ever be traded because they're so effective and special," Luis describes. "And these are items we would like to ensure you got from doing some sort of high ability or demanding activity. And with all that what we will have is knobs, so we can choose which buckets become filled, and what number of things we put into every bucket.