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Players in Diablo 4 are currently able to farm PvP zones easily due to a lack of enemy players, making it a great time for non-PvP players to get PvP cosmetics.
Blizzard is in a concerning situation due to complaints regarding the game's lack of content and a decline in Twitch viewership, indicating a decrease in the game's overall popularity. To combat this, Blizzard has made a commitment to provide an abundance of fresh content for Diablo 4 Season 2, known as "Season of Blood," which will introduce new updates and vampiric enemies. Additionally, livestreams will be organized to showcase the upcoming content.
Currently, Diablo 4 players can easily farm the game's PvP zones as there is a noticeable absence of enemy players. This is not a result of a bug or glitch that grants players extra loot or Seeds of Hatred, but rather a lack of opposition in these areas. In Diablo 4, players can indulge in both PvE and PvP content. The PvE content involves standard Diablo activities such as Dungeons, public events, Helltides, and Legion Events, which can reward players with improved loot and gear as they progress through different World Tiers. On the other hand, PvP enthusiasts have access to dedicated PvP zones where they can engage in combat with other players once they become "Bloodmarked." However, despite these PvP areas typically presenting challenges, players currently have the freedom to farm them without encountering enemy players.
In a post on the Diablo 4 subreddit, user FeelsAmazingMan pointed out that now is the optimal time for players to collect PvP cosmetics. To achieve this, players should begin by disabling cross-play and entering the PvP zones. Once inside, players should target the Khazra Abomination and complete all Whispers of the Dead missions. Afterward, players should turn in the completed missions, return to the area, and repeat the process until all rewards are obtained.
However, this strategy is not without its challenges, as the difficulty increases at higher World Tiers or if confronted by enemy players. The post also raises concerns for Blizzard, stating that the availability of this PvP farming method suggests a lack of active players in the game, particularly in PvP. Fans have expressed dissatisfaction with the limited content in the game, resulting in a significant decline in Diablo 4's Twitch viewership, which may indicate a decrease in the game's overall popularity.
Blizzard aims to address this issue by offering a plethora of content for Diablo 4 Season 2, set to launch on October 17, 2023. Dubbed "Season of Blood," this upcoming season will introduce vampiric foes controlled by an unidentified vampire leader. Moreover, Blizzard plans to hold two distinct livestreams to present the new content and updates accompanying Season 2.
Diablo 4 is currently accessible on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.