Players of Diablo 4 have already discovered an easy way to increase your damage per second by 30%

Players of Diablo 4 have already found a straightforward method that can boost your damage per second output by thirty percent after only a few short days with the game.

The full version of Diablo 4 will not be available until more than two months from now; however, the open beta that took place over the past weekend provided players with a preview of what they can anticipate when the full game is released on June 6. One player who has only recently started playing the game discovered a sneaky way to significantly increase your attack speed, and they have since posted their finding on YouTube.

In the content, RaizQT (opens in a new tab) explains that one of the strategies available to you in Diablo 4 is called animation cancelling. This technique involves stopping an attack in the middle of its progression and enables you to chain attacks together much more quickly than you would be able to do so normally.

This is a demonstration of the normal speed at which you can use the Puncture skill, which causes your character to fling blades in front of them for a short distance. The player is using the Rogue class to perform the demonstration. If you repeatedly click the attack button while also holding down the move button to cancel the animation, you attack much faster than if you just hold down the attack button and do nothing else. Even when you're just holding down the attack button, it's fairly fast.

According to RaizQT, it normally takes 3.42 seconds to do the attack ten times. However, this method allows you to do the same in only 2.37 seconds, which results in an increase of 30% in DPS without the use of a macro or scroll wheel. RaizQT explains that this is possible with any class and any ability you have available to you. You're going to really enjoy it if you don't mind having spam constantly clicking your button.

Some people aren't convinced that things will be any different in the full version, but it remains to be seen whether or not Blizzard will fix this before launch. It remains to be seen whether or not Blizzard will fix this before launch. One fan writes in the Diablo 4 subreddit that this issue will not be fixed in time for the game's release and possibly never. You folks appear to have forgotten who is responsible for making this game.

I am thrilled that Diablo 4 has stolen one of my favorite features from World of Warcraft.

One of the best loot features in Diablo 4, which is currently making its way back into the shadows after an exciting beta campaign, is very similar to that of World of Warcraft, which is Blizzard's ever-expanding massively multiplayer online role-playing game epic.

- It's a known fact that I'm a pack rat

- When I was playing the Diablo 4 beta, I found that as I explored the game's dungeons, killed enemies, and picked up tons of awesome gear, I was constantly under-equipped and wished for a larger backpack

- Even though the inventory system in Diablo 4 isn't as Tetris-like as it was in Diablo 2, I still frequently find that I have too much gear

- This is especially true since the rate at which legendary items dropped was increased over the weekend

Although I make it a point to acquire as many legendary items as I possibly can, it is very simple to overlook some of them or to inadvertently remove them from your inventory in order to make room for other things. It's a good thing the developers have thought about that, because they've stolen one of the most useful features from World of Warcraft to make sure you don't miss anything (cue Aerosmith).

According to a post made on Reddit by user u/Japi-21, if you are hunting and you happen to miss a legendary item, it will be delivered to you automatically. You will have access to it through the stash in your inn room (the enormous treasure chest), where it will be listed under the heading "missed items."

This operates in a manner very similar to that of the postmaster in World of Warcraft, an NPC who is accountable for transporting any items that couldn't be awarded to you because your inventory was already at capacity. It's great to see that the developers of Diablo 4 have included a feature that's comparable to the one found in Destiny 2, which is why it's not surprising.

One player wrote that they "think it's a great feature," while another player mentioned that it's perfect for situations in which "you get disconnected before you can collect the loot." The comments on the thread are unanimous in their approval of this feature.

Even though it's a relatively minor adjustment, it's one of the many that help bring the traditional dungeon crawler into the 21st century. Diablo 4 feels like an upgrade. It has the feel of something new for the long-running series, which is one of the things that makes it so very exciting, and it is one of the reasons why it has stood the test of time.

Be sure to check out our Diablo 4 gameplay preview if you haven't yet ventured into the wretched world of Sanctuary. It will provide you with a glimpse into the tormented setting of the upcoming video game. Be sure to check out everything we know about the Diablo 4 release date, especially if you've been playing all weekend – admit it, Lilith has you in her grasp, hasn't she? – and if you've been playing all weekend. I solemnly swear that no one will find out.