To ensure that players are not so reliant on health potions D2R Items, Wilson said that defeated monsters will now drop the globes that contain health. This method is also designed to keep players active which means there will be virtually no interruptions between battles.

Offering players the possibility to do more than charge and click was also an important element on the part of Diablo's Diablo team, according to Wilson. Aside from the berserker-like monster, Wilson explained that it's unwise to take these characters at face value.

Instead, the berserker was designed as a heavy batter that could be vulnerable should he fail to hit. If the players would be able to track their movements, they'd be capable of hitting easily on the berserker after they've missed, and the weapon will get impervious to ground.

In the same way that the action was measured also the role-playing. Wilson said that his team has made changes to improve the storyline of the game, without compromising Blizzard's "opt in" principle of giving players the choice to read the dialogue. Wilson also stated that the RPG elements will be improved by removing the generic aspect of random dungeons, and also by incorporating more non-player-character interactions to bring the world to life.

"We would like to use quests as an opportunity to change up gameplay," he further explained. "If you find yourself in a town under attack, you might be required to help citizens D2R ladder items buy, aid guards, do more than just having players frantically clicking on an enemy."