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"That's not really our story. Our story allows for non-linearity however, it is a story - we wanted to have an beginning, middle, and an end.
"You will not be able to continue the story for much of a time this is one of the things I like with the open-world," Fergusson added. "There's plenty of side-quests, lots of things that you can do that aren't along the golden way."
There is a rumour that Blizzard might be planning to release Diablo 4 in April 2023. According to reports from the past that Diablo 4's proposed "2023" release date can be narrowed down to April, with early access starting in February, and pre-orders launching as early as next month.
ICYMI, Blizzard recently announced it was performing closed-beta testing of "players whom have "recently spent significant time in Diablo's endgame experience". Some footage and details from those closed tests have leaked online.
The Blizzard-owned Albany-based band of Diablo testers have won the right to form an union.
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