Which brings us to a certain assumption: There are two classes that are yet to be announced for Diablo 4 at release, and the odds that one of them will be a class that was introduced in Diablo 3 don’t seem too promising.īut I’m confident that, if any class could be an exception to that rule and end up making the cut, that class is the Demon Hunter. The third game in the series ended up being very successful, but not without its fair share of issues and criticisms along the way. This seems to point at a general direction: Diablo 4 wants to move away from what was established in Diablo 3, to some extent.
The other class that has been announced so far, the Barbarian, was in both Diablo 2 and Diablo 3. The tone is darker, and the influence from Diablo 2 is palpable - going as far as having two old favorites from that game returning as playable classes in the forms of the Druid and the Sorceress. There is a consensus that Diablo 4 is, in many ways, trying to go back to the roots of the series.
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