Regions within Diablo IV will feature variations

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We've been reporting on Diablo 4 since its reveal, and there are a variety of details to be found regarding the game. "We design the environments of Diablo IV with a darker and more sensible approach than previous installments," Chris Ryder, art director for environments, states in the latest update.


"The objective is to achieve believability, not realism...the atmosphere is almost tangible in places as lighting and weather taking a bigger role in Diablo IV's visuals. "All Visuals of Diablo IV are processed through what Blizzard refers to as the two visual design pillars "old masters" and "return to darkness."


"The Old masters' pillar is a lens we can use to filter our art, looking at the techniques traditional painters such as Rembrandt employed, along with the controlled use of detail, tonal range, and skilled use of color palettes," Ryder writes. "The return to darkness is a central theme in everything from dungeons and lighting and embodies the idea that Sanctuary is an incredibly dark and sinister medieval gothic universe."


Regions within Diablo IV will feature variations of lighting and weather, like fog and rain, and will include lively props. As lead props and interactives artist Chaz Head states within the latest update, ships moving through the sea and the nets hanging from the market, drying out in The game's Scosglen Coast area all exist to "breathe life into the stunning architecture and terrain work" and provide "real-world dimensions that the Diablo world depicts." Other Buy D2R Ladder Items areas featured through the quarterly update are the dusty grasslands of the Orbei Monastery and the "oppressive" medieval city of Kyovoshad.