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Diablo Fans Have Big Complaint About Recent Developer Update Stream

As of the latest Diablo 4 update, the Predator title is no longer in the game. Prior to the update, Diablo 4 players were able to unlock the player titles Serial and Predator by getting 25 PvP kills and completing the "Enemy of the Region" challenge. Post-update, the Predator title has been replaced by a new "Enemy" title. The change wasn't mentioned in the patch notes, and so an official reason has yet to be given, but it's fairly obvious as to why Blizzard would make such Diablo 4 Gold a change.

"Predator" has a certain connotation to it that Blizzard likely didn't intend. And thanks to how Diablo 4 titles can be mixed and matched, it's possible that players were coming up with potentially inappropriate combinations using "Predator." It will be interesting to see if other titles in Diablo 4 are changed, but it seems unlikely. If anything, new titles might be added to the game as Blizzard releases seasonal content and paid DLC expansions.

Titles are one way for Diablo 4 players to give their characters a custom flair, and so it makes sense that players actively seek some of them out. Many Diablo 4 players wanted to unlock "The," for example, as it fits well with a lot of the suffixes available in the game. Needless to say, Diablo 4 players shouldn't have to worry about Blizzard removing "The" from the game like it has "Predator."

Even so, there are still many changes on the way for Diablo 4. Since Diablo 4 is a live service game, fans can expect Blizzard to release updates for it on a regular basis. Sometimes these updates will make fan-requested improvements, other times they will look to make balance changes, and as evidenced by the removal of "Predator," other times still they may remove certain things from the game.

It's been just over a month since the massive release of Blizzard's dungeon-crawling blockbuster Diablo 4 and some fans have taken issue with a recent Diablo Developer stream which spent a lot of time on the Diablo Immortal mobile game. With Season 4 of Diablo 4 around the corner and a new class coming to Diablo Immortal, the Diablo team held a Diablo IV Items 90-minute livestream with the purpose of talking about all that's about to happen with both games.

Game showcases and developer livestreams have been nearly perfected at this point. Nintendo and PlayStation have both found a lot of success with Nintendo Directs and State of Plays, and Xbox has been experimenting with a lot of different formats with its Extended Showcase, Starfield Direct, and Developer Direct all having positive reactions this year.