Some parts of Diablo III haven't had a big impact so far, and are being boosted for this edition to give the game a more "arcadey" feel.If the monster kills your friend's character, it gets even more powerful, and can go on to someone else on their friends list! If the monster is killed, there are Player Gifts that can be sent back to the character who it originally killed. Later on that same monster can show up with ominous music in your friend's game, with a name making it clear that it was the monster that killed your character. If a monster kills your character, there is a chance that it can level up, turn into a different creature, gain new abilities and jump into a portal (and out of your game). A fun feature is the Nemesis system, which was previously called Avenger Kills in the previous developer discussion at BlizzCon 2013.It can be opened by any character on the friend's account, and the item will roll a Rare or Legendary appropriate to that character. When a Legendary drops for a player, there is a chance for an extra Player Gift to drop, specifically for someone on the friends list.
It isn't explicitly stated, but it appears that Legendary items won't be bind-on-account to the same degree that they are now in the PC version of Diablo III. Player Mail will be available, to let players send items to an ingame mailbox of other players on their friends list.The lower level character gets a bit of an extra experience boost, to help them level up even faster. Both characters get experience and gear according to their base level, as they level together. Using a side-kick type of system, the lower level character is temporarily boosted up to the higher level for that play session. Apprentice Mode allows two characters at different levels to level up easily with each other.If you prefer to watch a video of the new content instead of reading about it, click here!
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