A d4 gold player's level 80 hardcore mode character is killed after their 4-year-old child gets their hands on their game for some moments.

One Diablo 4 Hardcore mode player has lost almost all their progress because of their 4-year-old child. Hardcore Mode can be risky in that a player's Diablo 4 character and save is going to be deleted when the player dies. The game also treats a server disconnect like a death to avoid gamers from severing their web connection in an attempt to save their character once they know they're about to die.

Hardcore Mode is not for the average person, as you unlucky Diablo 4 streamer discovered after forgetting the game doesn't pause when opening the settings menu. Hardcore mode players need to be supremely careful when navigating the dark and mysterious realm of Diablo 4, or they'll inevitably spend the money for price for mistakes that certainly might otherwise shrug off inside a more forgiving game mode.

A Reddit user named -Nok17 is mourning losing their level 80 character who wound up dying once they left their PC unattended for some moments, giving their 4-year-old child lots of time to interfere and obtain the character killed. The unlucky Redditor had taken a brief break to visit and prepare some tacos and returned to locate that their character was no longer of the world, and made a post to serve as a warning with other Diablo 4 players.

Commenters offered their condolences, and suggested a number of different "punishments," for example giving the kid regular nuggets rather than dino nuggets, buying off-brand ketchup, or feeding the kid broccoli for 80 days. Nok17 said in a response they weren't upset at the youngster but did lose their appetite. It's just too since players shouldn't get too mounted on their characters because it has been confirmed that Diablo 4 will need a new character for each season of the game.

The first 1000 players to achieve level 100 in diablo 4 buy gold are going to be immortalized by their names being engraved on the statue of Lilith at Blizzard's HQ. It is recommended that any Diablo 4 Hardcore players log out from the game instead of leaving it unattended, even if they're only likely to be away for a few minutes.

Diablo 4 has gone out now for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.