A healer character could be the key to providing better options for survivability outside of health potions, dodging, and generating barriers. Diablo 4 Scrolls and Elixirs are also useful Diablo 4 Items throughout the endgame, although some defensive Skills are arguably much better than others. Given how barriers have a variety of ways to be generated, they are currently one of the best tools for survivability.

Barriers are also the best in class because they often give players a variety of additional perks beyond damage reductions, which is exactly what a Healer character could offer in more depth. A Healer class could also be great for multiplayer, including PvP in Diablo 4. None of the current character classes in Diablo 4 necessarily synergize with each other in the way that a support class theoretically could.

In general, every character class in Diablo 4 is balanced enough for solo players to be able to complete the game on any character class. Notably, every existing character class in Diablo 4 can create personal barriers and use several other defensive Skills, although a dedicated healer could still add so much to Diablo 4 with a variety of other support utilities.

While applying barriers and passive support buffs alone would make for powerful Healer class Skills, the opposite could also be worth exploring. A cleansing Skill to remove debuffs and status effects from teammates has the potential of being a top-tier survivability Skill in Diablo 4. Healers could also temporarily give life steal/leech damage, as well as provide better ways to manage combat resources and general cooldowns for all nearby players.

Healers could also provide a flat damage increase via a player buff instead of the same effect as a debuff for enemies. At any rate, there are a lot of different avenues for Blizzard to consider and explore for Healer character classes in Diablo 4. A healer class in Diablo 4 would be especially helpful for the game's melee-based characters.

Certain character classes in Diablo 4 often end up fighting in the front lines due to the majority of their Skills having short range compared to the other classes, which puts them in harm's way. Having a healer class could give short-range characters a helping hand in Diablo 4's combat, without interfering with their existing playstyles.

Healers and/or support character classes could also be a game-changer for Hardcore players. Diablo 4's Hardcore mode is a high-stakes challenge, and a healer could potentially help to make this difficulty a bit more forgiving. Ultimately, a Healer character class has the potential to be a fun build to use without having to rely on Diablo 4's meta builds at any given time, at least in multiplayer. Partied up with a healer, players would have a lot more freedom to explore different builds with the safety net a support role could provide to any team.

Diablo 4 players want Blizzard to add a log of completed side quests to the massive open world action-RPG. Diablo 4 is absolutely stuffed with content, giving players the chance to tackle a lengthy main quest, dungeons, and of course, plenty of side quests.

Diablo 4 has over 200 side quests spread across its five distinct regions. Players can hold 20 side quests at a time and can acquire them in various ways. Typically, Diablo 4 side quests are picked up by chatting with an NPC, but there are instances when players get side quests by picking up cheap Diablo 4 materials something that they find while exploring the open world. Regardless, with over 200 side quests in Diablo 4, completing them all has proven to be a headache for completionists.