If you want to continue playing D3 however, you definitely can.Īs you count down the days and hours to the launch of the game in your region, you can learn more about the Diablo 4 endgame activities in an official video from the devs below.Ideally, you want to roll off the Damage Range from Flail of the Charge. After playing the beta to death, we think that fans of the iconic ARPG franchise will and should move over to the next mainline entry, leaving Diablo 3 to rest.
To be clear: Yes, servers will remain operational for the foreseeable future, and after Season 30, previous seasons will be repeated.ĭiablo 3 had a good run, yes, but the future is Diablo 4. With the developers planning to mix and match content for Season 30 and beyond, there's no way we will see Diablo 3 being thrown into the trash. (Picture: Blizzard)Īt the time of writing, there is no indication that Diablo 3's servers will shut down. Will Diablo 3 Servers Shut Down? Don't fear, the Diablo 3 servers will remain operational. This is largely due to future development efforts from the Diablo team at Blizzard going into Diablo 4, which will also feature a lot of seasonal content as a live service title. The developers only explained that Diablo 3 players can expect:Ī mix and match of previous cosmetics and features that made up previous Seasons. Rod Fergusson explained that Diablo 3 Season 29 will have a new Season theme but that "it won't be as rich as Season 28."
In a group interview from WoWHead with Diablo 4 Game Director Joe Shely, and the Diablo franchise's General Manager, Rod Fergusson, the developers shed some light on what will happen to Diablo 3 once Diablo 4 is released and which season will have the final new theme. Diablo 3 Development After Diablo 4 Release? Lilith's return to Sanctuary won't spell the end of Diablo 3.
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