For those who think they’re damn hardcore in Diablo 4, Blizzard has a challenge for you. The studio announced that the first 1,000 players to reach level 100 in Hardcore Mode will have their usernames etched in a real-life statue of Lilith!
Here’s how to enter:
- The first 1,000 players skilled enough to show they’ve reached level 100 on hardcore mode with #Diablo4Hardcore will have the chance to have their username immortalized into a statue of Lilith.
- Submit proof of victory with a screenshot via Twitter, your BattleNet ID, and the hashtag #Diablo4Hardcore.
- Begin the challenge early on June 1st. Submissions close on June 4.
Players will need to tag the official Diablo Twitter account to be eligible. You can read the official rules for it here.
Mind, this is easier said than done, as Hardcore Mode in Diablo is perma-death! Once you bite the dust, you cannot respawn, which means your character and all the loot you amassed will go up in smoke.
In other Diablo 4 news, the review embargo for the game has been revealed! Tune in on May 30 for our review of the full game and our verdict.
Diablo 4 launches this June 6 on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Those who bought the Ultimate Edition will be able to play on June 1.
Reaching level 100 in hardcore might seem like a challenge, but i completed hardcore difficulty on PSN by manually uploading my save into online storage from save data management periodically. Then if something happened, i just retrieved my save from save data utility and continue playing.
Unless your save is stored on the dev’s servers and not a hdd, then reaching level 100 in hardcore might be time consuing but not difficult.
Hmm. I wonder if Blizz has a way of preventing players from doing this for the statue thing. I mean, it’s not illegal, but it is gaming the system. 🙂