Blizzard Entertainment's upcoming RPG Diablo 4 hacking and cutting game is still a long way off. But even with the pests of goats and other monsters looting and invading human villages, it's always a good idea to find time to hit your fellow human explorers. Player-to-player combat (PvP) is a great way to change things after hours of grinding in dungeons. Here's what we know about PvP in Diablo 4.

Does Diablo 4 support PVP?

Unlike Diablo III, who later received PvP in the post-launch patch, Diablo 4 was designed with PvP from the start. In theory, this means that the layers will be more balanced around plant species protection. Any player against a player in Diablo III was only consensus, meaning that all players had to agree to participate in the brawl. The wording of Blizzard's comments suggests something similar to Diablo 4.

One of the official FAQs:"Some regions of the world offer participating experiences in player-to-player mode, where you need to be on your guard during your adventure."

It seems that these are specific PvP zones in the 5 zones, turning them on will result in fierce fighting for everyone. Additionally, Blizzard confirmed that Diablo would support 4 Clans, although we really don't know how they will work at the moment.

The season will also return, as Blizzard said the season is meant to 'influence your playing style'. If you want to stop crushing, crushing, cutting or freezing other players for a while, you can also trade with each other.

Diablo 4 is far away

Diablo 4 still doesn't have a release date or even a release window. We will continue to provide updated information as Blizzard launches stories and shares more about this dark RPG game. When Diablo 4 is finally released, it will be available on Xbox One, PC and PlayStation 4. No next-generation console support has been mentioned.

For information on known lessons in Diablo 4, check out the Witch Skill Tree and the Barbarian Skill Tree. We will certainly provide updates if anything changes, and we will create skill tree guides for the remaining two categories as they are revealed.