Diablo 4 season 4: UK launch time and Loot Reborn explained

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Diablo 4 continues to be one of the hottest games on the market, continuously adding and growing its fanbase of more than 10 million players. And now its latest season is set to overhaul action RPG.

Known as Loot Reborn, season 4 of Diablo 4 is arguably its most anticipated since its June 2023 launch. Activision Blizzard is pulling out all the stops with a new itemisation system, a revamp of Helltide and plenty of new content to keep the endgame interesting and worth progressing in. After all, this a game that's easy to sink a good couple of hundred hours into.

So for everything from the Diablo 4 season 4 release date and launch time to what the big new update actually entails, head below for all the details we know so far.

Blizzard has confirmed that Diablo 4 season 4 will arrive on 14th May 2024, following its one-month delay in April.

This was confirmed by Diablo community lead Adam Fletcher during the developer's Campfire Chat (via IGN) in March this year: «We're pushing it back a few weeks to ensure that we get all of the feedback from this PTR and we apply it to season 4 to make sure that all of these new system changes are right and work for the community based off of everyone’s feedback.»

Season 4 of Diablo 4 – known as Loot Reborn – will go live at 6pm for those in the UK.

For those in the US, expect the latest season to roll out at 10am PDT / 1pm EDT and 7pm CEST for anyone in Europe. We imagine it will be about 10GB to download, going off past updates.

Loot Reborn is the official name for Diablo 4 season 4, which will primarily change up the loot system, add Tempering Manuals and improve the Masterworking crafting system. In addition to this, there will be class changes and a new boss called Andariel added in the end-game, as well as making the Helltide feature appear across all world tiers.

The list of things being added/removed/updated is seriously extensive. Many people in the community have described the latest patch as essentially a new game.

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