Players have been asking for expanded stash space, a meta progression system, and better build diversity to ensure every playstyle feels viable and engaging. The idea of making seasonal mechanics like Witch Tides, Vampire Powers, and Seneschals permanent has also been a hot topic, as many feel these features add depth to the game.
Bring back a real sense of progression and immersion to Diablo 4’s leveling process! Right now, leveling can feel disconnected, with the world scaling to match your level instead of making you work to overcome meaningful challenges. Your proposal would restore a feeling of growth, where stronger enemies are tied to specific regions, requiring actual investment in gear and skills before moving forward.
Introduce a regional progression system, where clearing dungeons, cellars, and strongholds in one area prepares you for the next, would make the entire open world feel more integral rather than just a backdrop for grinding. Plus, earning cosmetics, mounts, gear, and titles along the way would reinforce rewards for exploration, making each area worth experiencing.
It’s also interesting that Devs mentioned Season Zero, since that early leveling process had a clearer sense of increasing power before difficulty scaling flattened things out. Bringing back a system where defeating progressively harder monsters feels like true progression would fix one of Diablo 4’s biggest issues—right now, leveling just feels like a time gate rather than a journey.
And tying this into endgame activities like Infernal Hordes, The Pit, and Undercity would ensure that every step of the game feeds into meaningful content, rather than just dumping players into endgame grinding with no real buildup.
Honestly, this system would make Diablo 4 more engaging, rewarding, and immersive without needing artificial difficulty spikes. If Blizzard implemented something like this, it could reshape the way players interact with the world and actually look forward to progression.
What would be your top priority if Blizzard could only implement one of these changes?