Fergusson Yes. And then it's also D2R Items an aspect I enjoy about this is that as you accumulate these accusations of hate, if you're having success as a PvP player and you continue to battle other players and beat them, you'll eventually get to the point that you're told "Oh we're sure there's that high-end PvP player that's out there."

It's almost a shout for people to show up and take you down and assault you. There's also a bounty on your head because whoever takes the shards to turn them over for cash prizes. This means that if your strength is really great then more people are likely to know about you and will be able hunt your down.

You talked a little about the ending game and other games you played and you also talked about the fact that it's the beginning of a completely different game for Diablo 4. Could you explain what this means? There is no doubt that many people are familiar with ending games, but it seemed like you were trying to accomplish more in it than simply playing this game endlessly.

Fergusson: Yeah. It's true that not everyone is aware of the concept of an ending. I think they're familiar with new games, with almost beginning over is stronger however the idea of the endgame is more about what happens after the story is finished. Do they have a game in the game? We're very proud of in Diablo 4.

D3. when it was released 10 years ago, didn't include an ending. When you finish the story, you're done there. There was no incentive to keep playing to become more powerful and to new adventures. With D4. we've put a lot of effort into buy diablo 2 resurrected items having a finished game in the beginning.