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### **Diablo IV Game Guide**
**Player Data and Connectivity**
In *Diablo IV*, player data is stored on Battle.net servers, necessitating a continuous online connection. Although Battle.net operates regionally (Asia, Europe, America, etc.), all Diablo IV servers are interconnected globally. This allows players from different countries to team up regardless of their registration region.
**Asian Server Note**
Currently, the Asian server for Diablo IV is not based in mainland Asia. For a smoother gaming experience, consider using a reliable VPN.
**Gameplay Overview**
*Diablo IV* retains the classic gameplay mechanics of its predecessors, making it easy to get started. The game features four difficulty levels, and both towns and world maps are public areas where players can freely explore and interact. While experience and loot are shared in these public zones, dungeons remain either personal or team-based.
**Game Features**
1. **Main Quests**
- Completing main quests is essential for unlocking various strongholds and game functions. Once a Battle.net character completes the main questline, subsequent characters (trumpets) can skip these quests and bypass the main plot. This system mirrors the one used in World of Warcraft.
2. **Expression Management**
- *Diablo IV* introduces an expression management feature accessible by pressing 'E' in-game. Players can select and use different expressions, which are necessary to interact with certain in-game prompts and tasks.
3. **Wild Treasure Hunting**
- Wild treasure hunting is an optional activity. The world map is public and features dynamic levels, allowing players to explore any area regardless of their level.
- The game includes rapid monster respawns and diverse world events, such as world bosses, demon invasions, and treasure hunts. Players don’t need to team up to receive rewards from these events, though they must personally collect drops.
- Silent treasure chests, which can be unlocked with Whispering Keys purchased from the gambler using Whispering Ancient Coins, offer rewards akin to rare monsters. It’s advisable to open these chests in higher difficulty maps.
4. **World Quests**
- World quests are optional and require the completion of all main quests on your first Battle.net character. These quests become available for future characters without restrictions.
- In the fifth chapter, a towering world tree will answer player questions if they agree to hang their heads on the tree after death. The heads offer guidance and rewards based on player actions.
- World quests reward Terror Favor points (1-5 points per task, depending on difficulty). Accumulating 10 points yields rewards, and excess points carry over to the next round. Rewards include treasure chests with potential dark gold items.
5. **Dungeons and Copies**
- The game features one large dungeon (the Fallen Temple), over 100 ordinary dungeons, dozens of plot dungeons, and numerous caves. Difficulty and loot quality are influenced by the selected game difficulty.
- Small secret realms require players to physically enter them. Completing ordinary dungeons for the first time unlocks legendary powers used to craft legendary equipment.
6. **Nightmare Dungeons (Great Secret Realms)**
- Available from level 50, Nightmare Dungeons (Great Secret Realms) are high-difficulty dungeons. Their difficulty and loot are determined by the level of the nightmare talisman used.
- Basic nightmare talismans are acquired through world quests, while advanced ones are found in Great Secret Realms. Low-level talismans can be converted into higher-level ones through the illusionist.
- To use a talisman, activate the Greater Secret Realm mode for a specific dungeon by clicking the seal in your backpack. Players must still enter the Diablo 4 gold dungeon manually.
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