Season 4 of Diablo 4 is almost here, and Diablo 4 Items it is bringing a horde of changes and additions along with it. For instance, developers confirmed that gems in Diablo 4 will now be categorized as materials, so players can have more inventory space. Blizzard has also promised more inventory space in the future as it's one of the biggest complaints players have about the game.

Despite some big changes arriving soon, there are several other issues players have with the game that Blizzard is yet to address. One of the prominent ones is the itemization problem in Diablo 4, where the community believes that the loot in the game isn't rewarding enough at higher levels. Players are also not happy with the gold economy in the game and have labeled it as punishing, which will hopefully be addressed after Season of the Malignant launches.

One Diablo 4 player has discovered the in-game location of where the title's announcement trailer took place, sharing images with fellow fans to compare it to the trailer footage. Though it has been a long time since Blizzard revealed the cinematic, fans were likely pleased to see the scenario actually happen in one of the in-game locations in Diablo 4.

Though most of the action-RPG's player base has already completed the story campaign of Diablo 4, many are likely still completing side content to gain a little advantage for the start of Season 4. Several features like the city waypoints and access to mounts will transfer during the Season of the Malignant, but players are also likely scrambling to find all the Altars of Lilith and discover every inch of Sanctuary's map to get extra renown for the first season. In going through all the locations, it is not surprising for fans to discover the actual location of Lilith's summoning from the game's announcement cinematic.

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On Reddit, user cheeseslurpy shared some images of the Diablo 4 location from the game's announcement trailer released during BlizzCon 2019. The photos showcased what the locations in the trailer footage looked like within the game, from the perspective of the player. Fans will likely be glad to know that they can revisit these areas in Sanctuary, and actually go through an interesting Diablo 4 side quest line to witness how Lilith's summoning came about as well as the bloody aftermath of the whole situation.

Replies on the Reddit thread seemed to echo the original poster's sentiment about how interesting this particular Diablo 4 side quest was, especially since it called back to one of the biggest reveals for the game. Several mentioned that this was their favorite side quest in the whole game, noting that players will not realize that it was going to lead into the location of Lilith's summoning later on. Some also thought the Barbarian had been gender-swapped in the game, but later realized that the female features of the class in the trailer were not as distinct as they were in the game.

Many within the Diablo 4 community likely think that it is interesting to see Blizzard incorporate these intriguing quest lines into the game. Not only do they call back to previous storylines, they also add more flavor and depth to side content. Hopefully when Diablo 4's Season of the Malignant arrives, more of these kinds of side quests will be added into the action-RPG.

A Diablo 4 player recently died in the game and respawned in an unexpected and inconvenient location. Diablo 4 has earned rave reviews since launch, firmly establishing itself as one of the highest-rated games of the year. But even though Diablo 4 has earned mostly positive reviews from fans and critics alike, the massive action-RPG from Blizzard hasn't been free of criticism.

There are some players that take issue with Diablo 4's endgame content, while others aren't happy about how seasonal content is being handled. Others still have complained about technical problems in the game. While Diablo 4 is a very polished experience in general, it still has some bugs that need to be fixed.

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One bug that has impacted some Diablo 4 players sees them dying in a dungeon and then respawning behind a locked door. This is what happened to Reddit user rethoyjk, who found themselves behind a locked door after dying in one of Diablo 4's dungeons. While this may seem advantageous on paper, it can actually keep Diablo 4 players from properly completing dungeons, as reported by some of the users that commented on the post.

Diablo 4 dungeons have distinct objectives that players need to complete if they hope to finish them. Oftentimes, Diablo 4 dungeons have locked doors that players have to get through. If players bypass this objective by respawning behind the locked door, they can't complete the objective. This in turn keeps them from completing the objective after that, effectively making it so they are unable to complete the dungeon. This isn't the only Diablo 4 glitch keeping players from completing content in the game, but luckily there seems to Diablo 4 materials be a