Do you need something to do in the meantime? Take a look at our 10 games that resemble Diablo to play while watching for Diablo 4.Diablo 4's skills tree, by which players can allocate points of skill to buy Diablo IV Gold acquire new skills and capabilities, once quite a shambolic, evil-looking with a blackened, gnarled, and blackened tree with hellfire within, and veins and blood gushing out the bottom. It looked sexy. As I played through the beta version of the game on the weekend I felt shocked to learn that the game's skill tree has been replaced by the savage tree it used to be.

In contrast, Diablo 4 players can anticipate a more conventional video menu system when the action-RPG launches sometime next year. The skill tree is now an image-based tree, with nodes, straight connective lines, and branches filled with mods and skills. It now looks like an image carved in stone. Players will navigate the big screen of abilities with an analog stick or mouse to spend skill points earned by leveling up.

Here's a glimpse at the present design of Diablo 4's skills tree for Barbarian class: The switch from the sick-ass old hell tree to lines and icons is totally OK. The first version of the tree, presented during a quarterly update back in September 2020, looked awfully sloppy, but Diablo 4 Gold was not all that useful. The tree revealed just two years earlier was clearly called "pre-alpha," "in development content," and "NOT yet final."