Shaken to their core by the eldritch aroma of the monolith, they’ve enlisted the assistance of brave Nephalem willing to investigate this sinister discovery that was once left to time-the Altar of Rites. Amid a hunting expedition, citizens hailing from New Tristram stumbled across an ominous Altar carved from an archaic material bearing cryptic markings. “For Season 28, Rites of Sanctuary, we’re travelling deep into the mysterious ruins of the Festering Woods. Here’s what Blizzard is offering for its final Diablo 3 Season: The Altar of Rites progression system. This means that Season 28 will be the biggest and baddest one yet in the history of the game’s 10-year course. Source: Battle.Diablo 3’s new Season marks the final farewell for the game before everyone jumps on-board Diablo 4. It certainly sounds like nixing the companion pets was the right thing to do. Of course, Blizzard’s got a record for getting rid of stuff that just won’t cut it, like all those Heaven levels we learned about last year. For the time being, they will not be in the initial release of the game. We think we can make companion pets into a much cooler system (both mechanically and visually), and evolve the reforging scrolls into a more meaningful system at some point in the future. When weighing these systems against releasing the game, we decided to cut these scrolls and stay on track for the game’s release. Neither of those are issues we felt like we could solve without a lot of additional work, and we’re trying to close in on a solid release date for the game, not move further away. The companion pets felt like they were mandatory to maximize play efficiency and some of the pets were too cutesy for the gritty, dark world of Sanctuary.

In both cases these are features we felt were underdeveloped and just not quite good enough for the game in their current state.

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