Fergusson's choice of Diablo 4 Gold plural when referring the "story enhanced by story" could be crucial, as to date Diablo games have received just One story extension pack. These narrative-focused DLCs usually contained specific plot points that were integral to the story for instance, the Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls storyline that covered Tyrael temporarily recovering the Black Soulstone and the previous Archangel Of Wisdom's rampage across the realms.

Another expansion was in the pipeline to be released, titled Diablo 3: The King in the North The King in the North, it was cancelled prior to it being able to be released and some aspects of their content released in free updates instead.

Despite Blizzard's concerns that Diablo 4's Diablo games aren't as lucrative in comparison to other subscription models like World of Warcraft, it appears that it has determined to put a lot of resources and time to the next Diablo game, which is definitely an indication of good things to come.

Although more time and effort is being devoted to Diablo 4 potentially pushes back any future sequels, if Blizzard does its best to get Diablo 4 into the best condition it can and maintains its top-quality post launch games, this appears to be an acceptable trade-off.

Fans are hoping for an authentically-designed and substantial selection of story heavy DLC, along with cosmetic items and other game tweaks that are usually released after a title releases.

There are times when content originally developed for Buy Diablo IV Gold the base game could be diverted into DLC, making seem like there's more to come when the game's release, but I hope that's not the case in the case of Diablo 4. Fergusson's comments seem to suggest that there could be significant story-driven campaigns for players to look forward to ahead, not just the base game's sidelined content.