Diablo 4 has just been released, and by just released, I mean today. It was released today. But even though the game is so young it’s barely had its umbilical cord cut, gamers have already compiled an entire list of things they’re not happy about. I kid you not.
To play fair, although the game has been released officially today, early-access players have already been enjoying the game. The game also had multiple open beta events, so it’s not like this entire list was started and compiled just today, but I digress.
While the game has been met with almost overwhelming acclaim and popularity so far, there are a few quality-of-life features that many thought would be attached to the game, just missing. Some of these features are just nice-to-haves, like the ability to customise the UI. In contrast, others are more vital to a great gaming experience, such as optional map overlays, better tooltips, and being able to resize user interface elements.
Blizzard, why the base game is missing all these basic QOL stuff?
by u/Glenmalt in diablo4
On the official Diablo 4 Reddit, a player named Glenmalt managed to compile a list of the most demanded quality-of-life features, including gem bags, auto-run, a stash search function, and a loot filter into one post to have it noticed by Blizzard and hopefully have some of these features added to the game.
One of the missing features that is a source of frustration for me is the lack of a lock system for items. Meaning I can’t choose things I want to be ignored when I auto-sell. But now I want to know if you have been playing the game, and if so, what changes do you wish would roll out? Let me know in the comments.