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Diablo 4 fans have been hard at work with their fight against Lilith in recent weeks but that doesn’t have to mean they lose civility altogether. Amidst all the chaos of Sanctuary, there are pockets of MMO fun players have been having over the last few days including… standing in line?
One player decided to take it upon themselves to start a queue in one of the towns in Diablo 4 and to their surprise others joined in. Taking to the Diablo 4 Reddit, user doislan, posted the below image and players are loving it.
One player was jokingly furious as they noted, “No one will f**king help me out when I’m spamming ‘Help me’, but queue up or start spinning in place and there’s no shortage of assistance.” While others were quick to note that this server was probably based in the UK. Another player by the name of Pierre1306 recalled where they started their own queue the following day saying, “We did the same yesterday. Not with that many though but, we had a funny interaction with one guy skipping the line and all people in the line emoted.” One player described this as “peak social interaction in Diablo 4.”
While there’s been a lot of discussion in recent weeks about Diablo 4’s endgame one user joked, “The true endgame content we’ve been waiting for.” However, this isn’t the first time a queue has formed in a massive online multiplayer game. User LCTC noted that this very same thing happened unironically when Ubisoft’s The Division was released in 2016. They said, “Was anyone else there for the launch day of The Division in 2016? There was one of these, unironically, to get past the starting area.”
Alongside this massive queue, Diablo 4 fans have also been showing their love for Donan’s voice actor, James Goode. However, it’s not all good news as some Diablo 4 fans miss bigger dungeons.
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