wanting to change the difficulty level (called World Tiers in Diablo 4 parlance).
Here’s how to do that without jumping all the way Diablo 4 Gold for sale back to the main menu.
What are the World Animal Differences in Diablo 4?
Diablo 4 features four World Tiers (at launch):
World Tier 1 (Adventurer): It is the lowest difficulty level, but not necessarily an easy mode. Enemies have the lowest health and damage values here, but can still pose a threat for certain classes.
World Tier 2 (Veteran): What you would colloquially describe as “normal” difficulty in most other games – although you may want to wait to play World Tier 2, until you have gathered some decent gear, regardless of your skill level. You’ll get a 20% boost on any earned XP and a 15% boost to any earned gold.
World Tier 3 (Nightmare): Nightmare is not available to you until after you beat the campaign. To unlock it, you’ll need to complete a level 50 “Capstone” dungeon to prove your character is ready. Playing on this difficulty unlocks the Nightmare dungeon and Helltide endgame systems, as well as new item drops. Enemies are harder to kill and you’ll get 100% more XP and 15% more gold.
World Tier 4 (Torment): Torment difficulty is the hardest difficulty in the game. You will also need to complete a Capstone dungeon to prove your mettle and unlock this mode — though at a higher level than the Nightmare Capstone. Enemies are at their Diablo IV items strongest here, and you’ll get 200% bonus XP and 15% more gold. This is the only difficulty where Ancient (extremely powerful) items can drop.
