The late game of Diablo 4 is intentionally vague

Of course, there's always a limit to Diablo IV Gold one's progression -- one can only get so powerful while still finding some challenge in the game. However, the level cap isn't always the end. Diablo 3 introduced a sort of prestige system, for instance, known as Paragon levels. 

Even after hitting level 70, every bit of experience in Diablo 3 matters, getting the player a little closer to the next valuable Paragon level. Diablo 4 is doing its best to be a strong successor to Diablo 3, and if the initial clues are anything to go off of, it has a shot at it. 

The late game of Diablo 4 is intentionally vague at the moment, and there's word that Blizzard is still working on what it's going to look like. However, for the sake of dedicated fans, it would be wise if Blizzard reintroduced something like the Paragon system in this game. 

Although some changes would be encouraged or required, it would be a great way to make high-level play more rewarding. As exciting as it is to finally get that coveted piece of top-tier loot from a boss while grinding, it's even more rewarding if the fighting itself matters too.

The philosophy behind Paragon levels is simple. Every Paragon level earns the player points that they can spend on all kinds of statistics in order to earn their character a permanent bonus to that stat, while the choices range from Diablo 4 buy Gold things as broad as Vitality to stats as specific as Critical Hit Damage.