In a video posted to his YouTube channel, Diablo content creator wudijo unboxes the Diablo 4 Collector's Box that he received from Blizzard. RELATED: Diablo 4 Players Won't Need to Rely on Gear Sets for Builds Blizzard seems intent on curating a relationship between players and itself that revolves around communication, and having content creators publish Collector's Box openings so early is likely an attempt to further that goal. Even more impressive is how the studio has responded to the beta, posting an in-depth list of changes that will be implemented into Diablo 4 thanks to player feedback. Beyond issues regarding balance and server stability, the feedback was overwhelmingly positive, with many citing the atmosphere and combat as two elements that Blizzard had dramatically improved upon since Diablo 3. Much of the optimism was borne out of the recent beta tests for Diablo 4, which were Diablo's most successful betas ever.
Some questions remain about Diablo 4and how Blizzard intends to monetize the game, but fans are cautiously optimistic, and collaborating with respected content creators is likely to reinforce that sentiment.
Select streamers and content creators have been receiving a free Diablo 4 Collector's Box as marketing ramps up before release.
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