It sounds like big changes are on the horizon for Diablo 4. A group of Diablo 4 content creators recently took to social media to announce they’d seen the future of developer Blizzard’s ARPG after attending a special presentation, and that Blizzard has “been cooking” with what it has planned.

Content creators like Maxroll’s Wudijo and Lucky Luciano, as well as Warlugtv from Mobalytics, took to social media over the weekend to share their excitement and give Diablo 4 players some hope for the future based on what they had seen during a closed Blizzard presentation. Actual concrete details on what was shown weren’t shared, but the social media reactions hint at updates or changes to Diablo 4’s core systems as opposed to new features related to the game’s second expansion slated to arrive in 2026.

It’s worth keeping in mind that some of these content creators have officially worked with Blizzard in the past, and it is currently unclear if any of them were compensated for attending the meeting and offering feedback.

Wudjio, for example, said he “felt heard” after seeing what’s coming.

“Last night some people including myself got a glimpse of Diablo 4’s future,” Wudijo said. “Take all the stuff I have been complaining about for the past 1.5 years and imagine I actually felt heard.”

Other reactions, like Lucky Luciano’s, were more vague, but did allude to upcoming changes.

“Just got off a call with the Diablo team on upcoming changes to Diablo 4…Keep an eye out because they have been cooking and have a lot planned.”

Warlugtv’s reaction was largely positive as well, stating the presentation got them “super excited.”

“I just got off a call with the Diablo 4 team! Look forward to a lot of stuff coming, let’s hope it pans out the way it was discussed,” Warlugtv said. “Super excited and actually makes me want to log in.”

When asked on X if the plans Warlugtv saw during the presentation were intended for this year or for 2026, Warlugtv in a reply said “not sure.”

What all changes are coming to Diablo 4, and when they will be arriving, are still largely a mystery then. However, we know one aspect of the ARPG likely to receive an update. Blizzard recently confirmed it was looking to “fix” the game’s annoying invulnerable-boss mechanics. The social media reactions also line up with a recent statement from Diablo’s director of content and social marketing Adam Fletcher, who had this to say after Diablo 4’s Season 9 Campfire Chat livestream.

“Just know, your warcries of wanting more change aren’t going unnoticed,” Fletcher said. “The team has been cooking on some of the biggest changes that really hit home on things people have been asking for and more. We will share more as we get closer.”

Diablo 4 Season 9, which brought permanent changes to Nightmare dungeons, is live now, with its most recent patch bringing major Barbarian buffs and increased rewards from certain activities.