Rogues aren't traditionally a class known for playing well with others, and are often lone wolves in co-op games. Targets who have been hit with a Frost Rain of Arrows will begin to freeze, while Diablo 4's monsters will take damage over time after being hit by a Poison Rain of Arrows.Īs well as a hard counter to resistances and immunities, the Imbue System will also be key in Diablo 4's co-op gameplay. The Imbue System will not only change the base damage of weapons and abilities, but also grant new features to the latter. It sounds like the Rogue will be able to switch between elements fairly frequently, giving her a tool-set to take on any monster with the right weapon.
The Imbue System allows her to change all of her attacks and abilities to deal a specific elemental damage. The Rogue's other unique system in Diablo 4 is Imbuing, which only adds to her flexibility. RELATED: Rumor: Diablo 2 Remake and All Other BlizzCon 2021 Announcements Leaked Online This allows a great deal of crowd control, as the Rogue divides the battlefield into more manageable fights. While in the other Realm the Rogue cannot be harmed by the real world, however she can drag enemies in with her. After slowly building up the ability, Rogues can escape into the Shadow Realm for a short time. This Specialization functions a little like the Ultimate abilities of characters in games like Overwatch. The third and final Specialization that Diablo 4 players will be able to choose for their Rogue is called Shadow Realm. This is a system that will be familiar to players of action games like the Batman: Arkham series or Shadows of Mordor. The Exploit Weakness Specialization allows the Rogue to counter-attack when enemies are winding up their big attacks. Like Combo Points, the Rogue's second Specialization is also inspired by an existing game feature, though not one from another Blizzard title. Exploit Weakness and Shadow Realm Specializations
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