The D4 Materials for Sale  community doesn’t hold back — and after Rhykker’s massive April 2025 interview, opinions are flying everywhere.
Are fans hyped? Skeptical? Over the moon?

Let’s dive into what players are saying — the good, the bad, and the cautious optimism.

General Hype: “This is the Diablo 4 We Wanted”

On Reddit, Discord, and Twitter, the most common reaction?
Pure excitement.

Posts like:

• "Legacy Worlds sound insane. Finally, real endgame!"

• "Mercenaries with skill trees?? Take my money."

• "Dynamic weather is exactly the spice Diablo needed."

Many players feel that Blizzard is delivering on post-launch promises — and then some.

Hardcore Players: Cautious but Hopeful

The hardcore community (streamers, leaderboard chasers) had a more cautious tone:

• "Affinity system could be a massive W or a confusing mess."

• "Legacy Worlds need serious tuning or they’ll get repetitive fast."

• "Hardcore+ sounds awesome — IF Blizzard balances it right."

Most hardcore players are excited, but wary of potential balance pitfalls.

PvP Enthusiasts: Finally Some Love

For PvP fans — often the most neglected players — the announcement of PvP leagues was pure gold.

Popular PvPers tweeted:

• "D4 PvP LEAGUES??? FINALLY."

• "Separate PvP tuning is a godsend. This might legit work."

If Blizzard delivers a competitive and fair PvP system, Diablo 4 might pull players from other games like Lost Ark and Path of Exile.

Critics: A Few Lingering Doubts

Not everyone is sold.
Some players still worry about:

• Blizzard’s long-term support history

• Potential monetization creeping into cosmetics or expansions

• Whether "big features" will end up half-finished

In short: the hype is real, but Blizzard still has to prove they can execute.

Conclusion

After Rhykker’s interview, most of the Diablo community feels energized — cautiously optimistic, but undeniably excited.
If Blizzard sticks the landing, D4 items could become the defining ARPG of this generation.