Some fans are holding out hope that the next Diablo 4 Gold class will be revealed at the event, but it's entirely possible that the game's presence will instead be focused on Season 4 or maybe the first expansion. Whatever the case may be, Diablo 4 enthusiasts should be sure to mark October 4, October 10, and November 3 on their calendars.

Diablo 4 may be getting World Boss timers to help players track their arrival and improve loot chances, according to hints from lead Rod Fergusson. Currently, World Bosses in the game spawn every 6 hours with limited notification, causing players to miss out. Blizzard may announce a solution during upcoming livestreams. The upcoming Diablo 4 Season 4, titled "Season of Blood," introduces vampiric abilities and a companion named Erys. Fans can anticipate targeted farming of Uniques and Uber Uniques.

Diablo 4 might be getting World Boss timers, so players can keep track of their arrival to get better loot. This comes via Diablo lead Rod Fergusson, who hinted towards a possible announcement regarding timers for Diablo 4's World Bosses in response to a fan.

World Bosses in Diablo 4 currently spawn every 6 hours, usually at specific times during the day. However, players are only informed of their location a few minutes before their arrival. The game also doesn't notify players of their arrival while they are offline, however, there are a few websites and Discord bots that help in tracking World Boss spawns. Several players have also complained about the weird timings for the World Boss spawns in Diablo 4, and how many of them usually end up missing those times due to various reasons. Bearing these issues in mind, Blizzard has hinted towards a possible solution which will be announced at the upcoming livestreams.

A player took to Twitter to Diablo IV Items ask Rod Fergusson whether the game was getting a World Boss timer with the upcoming Diablo 4 Season 4 update. While Fergusson didn't directly confirm the arrival of such a timer, or any other manner in which it could be implemented, he responded by saying, "Oh, you're going to like the streams..." This was proof enough for the fans to rejoice and assume that Blizzard will be implementing a system that will help them track the World Boss arrival times more efficiently