The team took a"quite Diablo" approach to mounts, both referring to look and gameplay. For starters, mounts will be more customizable. Players can alter armour pieces, saddle, dangling trophies on the side of the horse -- like creature heads -- and, clearly, the type of mount too. Mounts shown contained flaming demon horses, skeletal ghost horses, and more. All this personalization affects the gameplay, also. Mounts can be outfitted with armour and things that permit them to go faster, or reduce the damage you require while driving them.

Players don't just use the horses to ride around quickly and then eliminate, as every class has distinct dismount skills. The Sorceress, as an example, has the option to turn into an ice storm and then freeze everything on your mount's path. The Barbarian, on the other hand, can easily leap off the mount and instantly go into battle.There's no word yet on whether gamers will have the ability to really fight while still riding the horses, or even if mounts can be murdered. In addition, we do not know if there will be non-horse mounts in the sport, either. Diablo IV is not coming out anytime soon, anyhow, so there's lots of time to find out.

Diablo IV's crypts feel more nostalgic than Diablo 3's. They're grimier and dustier, with Bloody Piles that explode like popped blisters in slow-mo. It is also shiner on the entire. Lightning shimmers across wet rock, and sometimes it starts raining out, coating everything with a moist sheen and generating muddy puddles. It seems retro in a good way: modern technology with an old, filthy look.I'm reluctant to draw any big conclusions about Diablo IV, because it'll probably be quite different if it releases--which will not be very soon, says Blizzard.

The demo was simple, for starters. I suppose Blizzard didn't want people getting frustrated, especially those on the show floor who needed to endure in a long line, so they outfitted us with strong characters. I played with the 20-minute demo twice, once as the Druid and once as the Sorceress. In the latter run, I had been chewing through hefty enemies such as the Drowned Juggernauts--large boys who slam down splash damage attacks--without much stress. My mouse-bound skills, a little ice projectile and a bigger fire projectile, were more than enough, so I only played with her hotkey abilities to spice things up. I used a health potion only once, and that I didn't actually need to.

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