Procedurally-generated dungeons lie at the Diablo 4 Items coronary heart of the Diablo collection, going lower back to the original sport. Even though Diablo featured a unique dungeon, as gamers went deeper each level's design was particular compared to those previous. Diablo 3, but, ended up being harshly criticized for its dungeon layouts. Players felt they were too simple, missing the complexities of Diablo and Diablo 2 even as being streamlined for quicker final touch and loot churn.

Now Diablo four seems to be criticized for the same motive to Diablo three. In both the Diablo and Diablo four subreddits, the present day top posts are saying that the new beta's dungeons are too easy and don't function sufficient randomization. One post says the dungeons are "brutally repetitive" and that the participant grew bored quickly. Another post claimed that a third of the dungeons they played had the "genuine same format," and that like with Diablo 3 there is "no experience of ... Exploration or discovery." They pointed to Diablo 2's dungeon labyrinths as an example of  RPGAH.COM what they're looking for.