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Diablo 4 game director confirms 'the end is not nigh' despite Diablo 5's announcement and says players shouldn't worry, as 'we're going to be making content for a long time' — 'The train is not stopping'

Not to worry, Diablo 4 fans! Despite the announcement of Diablo 5, Blizzard swears it will continue supporting the popular action-RPG "for a long time."

Diablo 4 game director confirms 'the end is not nigh' despite Diablo 5's announcement and says players shouldn't worry, as 'we're going to be making content for a long time' — 'The train is not stopping'

Blizzard's Diablo 4 game director Brent Gibson has reassured players that the game will continue to receive support for a long time, despite the announcement of Diablo 5, according to an interview at BlizzCon. Gibson emphasized that the end is not nigh, and that the team is excited about the upcoming sequel, but still committed to creating content for Diablo 4.

He reiterated that the Diablo universe is a whole, with multiple communities keeping the franchise alive. Gibson also mentioned that there will be more content coming, including the Netflix adaptation of the series, and the upcoming Season of Hell's Legacy, which is the 15th season of Diablo 4.

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