The design director explained that it was important that the game feel visceral, such that each moment was memorable and intense D2R ladder items. It was also essential that team members from the Blizzard team to broaden the RPG experience, without shifting the focus away from the game's hack-and-slash roots.

Importantly, Wilson said that the Diablo team has devised several new methods to give the game an RPG bent, such as the rune system, which was revealed during the meeting this morning. He added that it's "something to be discussed in the coming months...and in the future."

In the spirit of keeping true of Diablo, Wilson noted that replayability was one of the key elements to the experience. Randomness is the key ingredient to create an easily replayable RPG The lead designer pointed out, noting that settings as well as monster encounters and items all play into the idea of. This isn't the only method to instill a game with replayability, however. Wilson made reference to high difficulty settings ("we want to bring back hell and nightmare difficulties") and also as events that are staged, or adventures.

In the spirit of Diablo, epic heroes were recognized as essential to Diablo. "We would like to have all the monsters that are feasible, and then make extremely powerful people that smash them into the dirt," said Wilson, exuding joy of the audience. Similar to Diablo earlier, Diablo will focus on some classes that are played in a different way from one another.

Even Blizzard has caught the nontraditional gamer bug. Wilson said that accessibility was another key element that the company Diablo 2 Resurrected buy items. "If you're able click with an object with a mouse, then you can participate in Diablo," mused Wilson and said in a way that was soon to be cliche that even his wife who is not a gamer enjoyed his Diablo experience.