The latest installment of the Diablo series, Diablo 4, was released in November 2020 with great anticipation of long-time fans. The game was largely praised for its stunning visuals, vast selection of characters, unique weapons, epic story, and addictive gameplay. As gamers explore the world of Sanctuary, they have come to realize the idea of completing the “% Completion” Quest is quite daunting for a single player. With the insurmountable level of content, several game mechanics, and monsters scattered across the map, it’s highly unlikely for any individual to complete the completeness quest in the original game.
The game is divided into several regions, each with its own set of bosses, dungeons, and secrets. In order to unlock each region, players must first complete any related main quests and the completion quest. Doing so will open up new characters, items, and even a different difficulty level. So even if a player does defeat every monster and boss in the main quest line, they still have to go back and complete the completion quest, which may require even more grinding and time consuming attempts.
The problem is compounded by the fact that the game has a random factor in certain areas. In these lands, bosses will randomly spawn and can often prove exceedingly difficult for a single player, no matter how well they have crafted their character’s build. As a result, the % Completion Quest is often left out of reach for those who prefer to go solo.
In addition to the grind and random factor, the game also offers cooperative multiplayer for up to four players. Here, players will have access to new areas and monsters, as well as the ability to swap characters and use different builds. This makes the % Completion Quest much more manageable and attainable for groups of players.
Overall, while Diablo 4 is a great game with much to explore and uncover, the % Completion Quest proves to be an insurmountable quest for solo players. With its random factor and unforgiving nature, those who attempt the quest without aid may be out of luck.