Speaking to NME<\/em>, Diablo 4<\/a><\/em> director Joe Shelly has pushed again on criticism surrounding dungeons in Diablo 4<\/em>, which some gamers claimed had been too repetitive in the course of the sport\u2019s beta.<\/p>\n Diablo 4<\/em>\u2018s first beta ran last weekend (March 17 \u2013 March 20), giving players their first chance to play Blizzard Entertainment\u2019s upcoming motion role-playing sport.<\/p>\n While reception to the sport was largely optimistic, some gamers<\/a> have claimed that the dungeons of Diablo 4<\/em> really feel too repetitive and lack variation.<\/p>\n Speaking to NME<\/em>\u2018s Jake Tucker, Shelly has acknowledged the feedback and claimed the beta\u2019s restricted playable space is partly accountable.<\/p>\n \u201cThe dungeon feedback is something that\u2019s really interesting to us,\u201d shared Shelly. \u201cThe beta is isolated to a single area of the world. There are five zones in the world, and you\u2019re only playing through Fractured Peaks. We put well over 100 dungeons in the game \u2014 many of those are not in Fractured Peaks. We expect that as you\u2019re levelling up your character, you\u2019re going to be adventuring through many different dungeons rather than doing the same dungeon over and over.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cThe game rewards you for that,\u201d the director continued. \u201cWe have mechanics like the Codex Of Power, and we have different types of mechanics for different dungeons. Some dungeons are about killing all the monsters, some have different kinds of objectives. Some of them have bosses at the end, while others have events at the end. It\u2019s really about \u2013 during the level-up period \u2013 experiencing all of the different dungeons that exist in the world, and of course, in the beta you\u2019re only getting a fraction of that.\u201d<\/p>\n However, Shelly added that the endgame expertise in Diablo 4<\/em> will function extra variance, because the Nightmare Dungeon mechanic will enable gamers to make use of keys to switch current places with further affixes.<\/p>\n Rod Fergusson, common supervisor for the Diablo<\/a> <\/em>franchise, added that Blizzard wished Diablo<\/em>\u2018s underground locales to have a \u201csense of place\u201d in order that gamers have a recognisable location hooked up to their Nightmare runs, relatively than Diablo 3<\/a><\/em>\u2018s Greater Rifts which launched a single randomly-generated dungeon.<\/p>\n \u201cHaving that sense of place grounds the world more,\u201d continued Rod, who added that Blizzard will \u201ccontinue to iterate on dungeons and other features\u201d after Diablo 4<\/em> launches in full.<\/p>\n Elsewhere within the interview, Fergusson mentioned that the beta\u2019s server points will result in a greater launch for the sport<\/a>, and claimed that lessons shouldn\u2019t at all times really feel equally balanced<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n![\"Diablo](\"https:\/\/www.nme.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/07\/Diablo-4-Necromancer-beta-2000x1270-1.jpg\")