2023-12-29 14:09:00
Diablo IV General Manager Encourages Players to Embrace Broken Builds
Since the release of Diablo IV, players have encountered numerous broken builds within the game. However, according to the franchise’s general manager Rod Fergusson, this is not something to be overly concerned about.
In a recent interview with Electronic Playground Network, Fergusson explained that some of the best moments in the game occur when players feel the most broken. “Sometimes you focus on balance rather than fun,” he stated. “The thing about the Diablo game is when you feel like you’re cheating, or you feel like you’re fooling by exploiting some loophole, those overwhelming moments as a development team, it feels really, really fun.”
Fergusson’s comments suggest that the development team is embracing the notion of allowing players to revel in the power of their broken builds, at least for the time being. Even the Season 2 Ball-Lightning Sorc’s [構建] was deemed ridiculous, but the development team decided to let players have fun with it, with plans to address it later.
However, Fergusson clarified that broken builds may not last forever, indicating that new patches, buffs, and nerfs will be implemented over time to introduce new super-powerful builds for players to enjoy. In essence, he encourages players to “enjoy it while you can.”
Ultimately, Fergusson’s remarks signify a shift in mindset, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing fun and exciting gameplay experiences over strict balance. Players can now feel free to make the most of their broken builds without guilt, as the game continues to evolve and provide new opportunities for powerful playstyles.
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