“There was a case where one of Diablo 4 gold our members who wasn’t living in the EST time zone made a mistake when converting the time,” Mr. Game8 said. “That’s the kind of thing that can happen when you have humans trying to get the information out as fast as possible, and while I was sad that it happened, I was surprised by how many positive comments we got in response to that, which thanked us for doing the work and doing our best. I think the fact that it happened showed people that our account is run by humans and in a way, it made them feel closer to the account and want to encourage our hard work.”

Running a Twitter account that follows the trail of erratic World Bosses is a challenge in and of itself, something Mr. Game8 spoke at length about. However, while gathering the info is hard, there’s another aspect of Diablo IV that Mr. Game8 said very much impacts the work the team’s doing.

“The hardest part, other than the obvious fact that we have to manually handle World Bosses 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, is that you can’t pause the game,” Mr. Game8 said. “One of our members was trying to beat the capstone dungeon boss (the challenge dungeon needed to go to the next world tier) when a World Boss popped up and they had to update the Twitter account as soon as possible. Obviously, they didn’t win that run. The easiest part, though, is that you don’t actually have to fight the World Boss to get its time and location, so thankfully we don’t have to yeet out of the capstone dungeon at the very end just to make one tweet.”

Former Dota 2 and StarCraft pro Soua?b ‘cArn’ Hanaf became Diablo IV’s first player to hit level 100 while playing on Hardcore mode (where death is permanent), immortalizing his name within the new hit action-RPG. But his overpowered Barbarian later died in the worst way possible, the grim fantasy world of Sanctuary’s first champion erased for Diablo IV gold for sale good before most players had even finished the game.