Looting is prominently featured in Diablo 4’s gameplay loop. Even though gamers enjoy it, everyone in the community agrees that a fun change may make looting even more addictive. While looting has come to be associated with series like Borderlands and Destiny, Diablo was the one who launched the craze—scouting, killing, and looting to see if you can find equipment that is better than what you already have. The style of Diablo 4 continues this legacy.
However, Blizzard’s most recent installment in the series has its issues. For instance, critics have criticized the perennially popular treasure goblins for being “underwhelming.” Fans of Diablo 4 have devised a brilliant solution to the problem that will make looting even more fun without requiring additional work from the players.
Players of Diablo 4 seek the addition of loot pets
“Do you guys want to loot pets?” Reddit user Delling_Rembran asked the Diablo 4 Reddit community. And the responses on the thread were unknown. In Diablo 3, players could create a companion animal to follow them around and gather items like gold. Not only did it save time, but it also had a fascinating feature that evolved into something relatively healthy. Do you mean the gold-collecting pet? A user asked. If so, the answer is “yes,” another person added: “And with a fully customizable loot filter for every pet,” to stop players from acquiring unnecessary goods.
One player claims that removing loot pets from Diablo 4’s initial release has reduced the game’s overall quality of life: “It seems like the Destiny 2 developers have moved here to work. Why you would spend YEARS enhancing the quality of life in games only to chuck it all out the window when creating a sequel is beyond my comprehension.
The community’s most cynical members think this is an intentional scheme to subsequently add artificially fresh content: “Create an issue so that you can add/sell the solution later. Why create new features when you can use the same ones over the entire series?
A Diablo 3 feature called gold-gathering pets lets players concentrate on defeating demons while their small minion collects all the gold. The function wasn’t there when Diablo 3 first came out, but later upgrades included it. The developers removed the process from the more grimdark Diablo 4 because loot pets were frequently charming or humorous, but undoubtedly, longtime fans of the game mourn their avaricious little pets. Loot pets may return in Diablo 4 if they have sufficient demand. Additionally, it would lessen the sting of the game’s most recent Battle Pass news.
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