Players from all over the world are gearing up to face the Mother of Sanctuary, also known as the Daughter of Hatred, The Blessed Mother, or simply Lilith, as she is getting closer and closer to being released in Diablo 4. Blizzard has announced a one-of-a-kind test for the most dedicated players among those who are prepared to enter Sanctuary and take the fight to Lilith. The long-awaited action role-playing game is now less than a week away from its release date. The Hardcore mode of Diablo 4 gold is not recommended for players who are easily disheartened because it is perma-death, which means that there are no respawns. This mode is perfect for players who are looking for a challenge. As soon as you lose your life in the game, both your character and all of their loot will be removed from the world permanently. Blizzard is prepared to immortalize the first person in the world who is successful in completing the challenging task of reaching maximum level in this mode, which is no laughing matter. If you are the first person in the world to accomplish this, you are in for a treat. According to the official rules, the first one thousand players who reach level 100 on Hardcore mode, earn the Tempered Champion title in-game, and supply proof to Blizzard on Twitter will have their BattleTag engraved into a physical statue of Blizzard's choosing.
 

This will be given to the player who satisfies all three requirements first in the order they were completed. 

That is a pretty cool way to ensure that people will always remember your gamertag, even after a very long time. Because the game won't be available for another week after this one, if you've been thinking about switching your Battle. net tag away from ButtChugger69, now might be the best time to make the switch, as the game won't be playable again until the following week. The inevitable clips of players who have grinded for days and reached a level equivalent to 93 only to die in a dungeon are going to be especially difficult to stomach, or they are going to be just that much more entertaining to witness for those of us who have a sadistic streak in our personality. On June 2, early access to Diablo 4 will begin, and on June 6, the game will be released to the general public. This is a very amazing approach to assure that others will remember your gamertag even after a very long period has passed, and it's definitely worth trying out. If you've been thinking about changing your Battle.net tag away from ButtChugger69, now might be the ideal time to do so, as the game won't be accessible again until the week after this one. Because the game won't be available again until the week after that, this week is the last week in which you'll be able to play it. For those of us who have a cruel tendency in our nature, the inevitable clips of players who have grinded for days and reached a level equivalent to 93 only to die in a dungeon are going to be exceptionally difficult to stomach, or they are going to be just that much more fascinating to behold. Beginning on June 2, players will be able to gain early access to Diablo 4, and on June 6, the game will be made available to the whole public.