Diablo 4 Season 3: What Can We Expect From Season Of The Construct?

The day has arrived, and Diablo 4 has unveiled Season 3, also known as the Season of the Construct.

The focus of this season revolves around the resurgence of construct mecha-enemies, along with allies, associated with Zoltun Kulle and his cohorts. This thematic shift significantly influences the seasonal gameplay dynamics.

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In a recent conversation, I engaged with Blizzard developers Daniel Tanguay (Senior Manager, Game Designer) and Madeleine James (Game Designer, Quests) to glean insights into the impending third season of 'Diablo 4.' Their revelations provide a wealth of information about what players can anticipate on Tuesday, January 23, just a week away. Here's a detailed breakdown of what to expect:

The novel addition to this season comes in the form of a diminutive robotic companion named the "Seneschal." This robotic ally boasts a range of powers that players can enhance through upgrades, enabling it to furnish buffs, defensive safeguards, or inflict damage on the player's behalf. Upon querying Blizzard for additional insights, I discovered that the Seneschal possesses certain distinctive attributes:

1. It is impervious to death.
2. Its skills do not necessitate manual activation.
3. During testing, it exhibited such formidable strength that Blizzard had to bolster seasonal boss health in specific instances.

Upgrading the Seneschal involves utilizing seasonal "tuning stone" drops, and players can amalgamate various effects with these stones. For example, combining lightning, multishot, and piercing can create a dazzling display on the screen, obliterating enemies without requiring significant player intervention.

A significant alteration to the main overworld involves the introduction of Arcane Tremors that will manifest on the map alongside construct enemies, featuring entities such as mechanical spiders and scorpions. These locations serve as sources for obtaining materials crucial for enhancing construct upgrades. While not as expansive or intricate as the zones in the previous season's Blood Harvest, this addition enriches the overall gaming experience.

Furthermore, as a quality-of-life improvement on the map, Helltides will now be consistently active in some locations, eliminating the need for players to await their occurrence.

The central seasonal activity revolves around a new type of dungeon known as "Vaults." These dungeons are replete with more intricate traps than any seen before, introducing a mechanic where successfully avoiding damage from these traps during dungeon completion results in bonus, superior Diablo 4 Items at the end. Despite the fast-paced nature of Diablo's gameplay, which may not inherently align with complete avoidance of trap damage, the implementation of this mechanic remains to be tested. The primary adversary within these dungeons is an immobile construct, necessitating players to engage in combat while skillfully evading traps within the arena.

This season introduces new elements and unique features, although specific details about them have not been revealed yet. I've been informed that at least a couple of these additions will finally boast new models, making them available for transmogrification. Regarding loot changes, players can now anticipate improved chances of obtaining higher item level loot at advanced levels, although the overall maximum item level remains unchanged.

Excitingly, leaderboards and ladders are on the horizon, featuring a standardized dungeon named The Gauntlet (launching later in the season). Players will strive for high scores in this dungeon where everyone faces the same layout and monster spawns. Diverse ladders, encompassing each class, solo, team, hardcore, and more, are part of the upcoming features.

A notable addition is the introduction of a new stash tab, enhancing storage capabilities for players.

These details encapsulate the fundamentals of what to expect in the upcoming week. Personally, I am eagerly anticipating trying out the construct buddy, finding the concept intriguing.