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Why Diablo 4 Needs a New Class
Even if sticking to traditional classes adds something to Diablo 4's storytelling, there's something that the game loses if Blizzard opts out of adding a new class entirely. Diablo has built up such good momentum of class innovation. The past games really benefitted from giving players unique, powerful class options from Monks to Necromancers to Demon Hunters. If Blizzard suddenly decides to go without adding anything new to the game, it'll risk clashing with any new things that Blizzard tries in other areas of the game Diablo 4 Gold.

If a new chapter is opening up in Diablo's overarching plot, then a totally new and very creative final class would be the perfect way to tie Diablo's past to Diablo's future. A very new class surrounded by updated takes on several old classes would do well to show how things are changing and where Diablo is going. A new class could embody Diablo 4's themes and even give suggestions of how Diablo's world might change with the emphasis on new characters and new stories. At the end of the day, though, the need for change is perhaps the most important reason to include a new class. Even if the returning classes are great, the class roster won't feel nearly as fresh if there isn't a single new archetype among them.

Waiting for Diablo News
Blizzard is taking its time revealing the last couple classes for Diablo 4. It took a great many months for the Rogue to make a debut, and it's looking more and more like the last class will take just as long. Unfortunately, Blizzard isn't attending E3 2021, so fans can't expect any announcements around there. In a sense, the long wait for announcements isn't surprising, since Diablo 4 is still pretty early in development. The game won't come out in 2021, so Blizzard still has room to take its time unveiling Diablo 4 news buy Diablo IV Gold.