Diablo 4fans are asking Blizzard to make a pair of changes that would allow players to better track their time spent on individual characters. The high-profile launch of the newest game in Blizzard’s long-running series of dungeon crawlers came to massive fanfare earlier this month. Fans have already found themselves diving back into the beloved franchise and sinking significant hours into the game, with some even acquiring already acquiring the RPG’srarest and most powerful weapons. Now, fans are asking for a better way to represent their commitment to their characters.

WhileDiablo 4does not currently include any official ways to track how long players have spent in the game, fans have already sunk many hours into their characters.Diablo 4’s Hardcore mode and the implications of a character’s death has instilled a sense of pride in many players with long-lasting characters. SomeDiablo 4players have already boasted over a hundred hours on their Hardcore characters, with one recently losing a Hardcore character after a staggering 172 hours. Now, players are asking Blizzard to more easily quantify their time spent inDiablo 4.

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A post by Reddit user The_Baconpenguin to theDiablosubreddit questions the game’s apparent lack of viewable playtime associated to player characters. The fan points out a similar function within bothWorld of WarcraftandDiablo 3, allowing players to quickly access their total playtimes on individual characters. While some fans in the comments would point out third-party software that achieves the same purpose, Blizzard has not included an officialplaytime tracker withinDiablo 4. Another fan in the comments made a similar request forDiablo 4to track a character’s completed quests.

The requests come as players have already begun to voice complaints withDiablo 4’s end-game content. Many high-level players have criticizedDiablo 4’s high-level loot drops, suggesting that players pushing past the low 70s will not find many upgrades for the upper echelons of the game. Others have criticized content likeDiablo 4’s Nightmare Dungeons, suggesting the endgame content is overly generic and removes many of the fun elements ofDiablo’s combat. It’s worth pointing out that Blizzard made adjustments to the loot within Nightmare Dungeons in a recent update.

While fans have been quick to bring up criticism and concerns throughoutDiablo 4’s launch month, Blizzard has also made several attempts to improve the game. Blizzard wouldrelease the 1.0.3 patch forDiablo 4earlier this week, with many fans already raving over the buffs and improvements made during the update. The patch joins several others made toDiablo 4throughout June with the purpose of addressing fan complaints and improving the user experience. Fans can hope that Blizzard continues to keep a sharp eye on complaints and keeps improvingDiablo 4.

Diablo 4is available now for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S

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