Diablo 4 Streamer Faces Heartbreak as Hardcore Necromancer Dies in Season 1 Gameplay

During his Season 1 review for Diablo 4, popular Twitch streamer and YouTuber, Darth Microtransaction, suffered a devastating loss when his hardcore Necromancer character met an untimely demise. The highly anticipated Season of the Malignant launched on July 20, bringing exciting new content and changes to the action RPG from Blizzard. While players eagerly explored the latest updates, some found themselves facing frustration and tragedy.

As the first season unfolds, mixed reactions have emerged among the Diablo 4 community. Concerns about Season 1 are sparking debates about the potential impact on future seasons. Surprisingly, even a streamer who initially had positive impressions of the season encountered a major setback during his gameplay, leading him to reconsider his stance on the game.

Having been deeply invested in Diablo 4 since its launch, Darth Microtransaction delved into Season 1 with enthusiasm, thoroughly exploring all the fresh content and alterations. While showcasing his new Hardcore Necromancer and explaining changes to powers and abilities, his commentary exuded positivity until disaster struck. In what seemed like an ordinary encounter, his Necromancer succumbed to a mere three hits, leaving him stunned and his viewers in disbelief.

Despite the crushing blow, Darth Microtransaction managed to maintain his sense of humor, quipping, "I change my mind, I hate this season." He reassured his audience in the video's comments that he still loves the new season, but losing a Hardcore character certainly didn't paint the most favorable picture of the update.

Adding to the frustration, the Necromancer's demise was not at the hands of a powerful boss or elite mob, but seemingly average enemies. Some fans weighed in, sharing their reluctance to play as a Necromancer due to their squishy nature and vulnerability to sudden deaths. While a well-built PvE Necromancer can mitigate risks, it's undeniable that the class isn't designed to withstand heavy hits.

On a slightly consoling note, the fallen character was only at level 32, so the loss may not have been as devastating as it could have been if the character had reached the level cap. Nonetheless, Darth Microtransaction remains a devoted fan of the new season, and viewers can look forward to seeing him embark on a new Necromancer journey soon. In the meantime, he might want to consider reviewing the best armor sets for Necromancers to ensure a safer future for his characters.