The materials you get from saving are crucial to upgrading and Diablo 4 Gold for sale crafting new gear, all of which you will be wanting to do a lot of after you reach the level cap in Diablo 4 and start getting ahold of the ability to get much, much better gear. So until that point, you’re best to keep saving what you don’t need, and save those materials for use later on in the game. 

If you find a bunch of gems, you should use what you need to and then store the rest in your stash for later on as you will need a lot of gems to upgrade them into powerful ones in the end game to really pull your build together. If you also have some Unique items that you received early on and are now way below your level, you can save those too for materials. Don’t worry, you’ll be finding a lot more of them once you hit the level cap and enter higher difficulties where the loot really starts to scale in Diablo 4.

That’s all you need to know about whether you should sell your loot for gold or save it for materials as you play through the campaign and level up in Diablo 4.

Diablo 4 has a staggering amount of online content for players to enjoy, which has probably led many to wonder whether you will need a PlayStation Plus or Xbox Live Gold subscription.

Fortunately, Blizzard has given an official answer on the topic, which may leave some fans a little angry.

Does Diablo 4 Require PS+ or Xbox Live Gold?

Yes, you need PlayStation Plus or Xbox Live Gold to play Diablo 4. This includes playing it solo, in couch co-op mode, and of course online multiplayer.

Regardless of what content you do, or if you choose not to engage with the social aspects of the game, you will still need a PS+ or Xbox Live Gold subscription.

This was not the case for the Beta, outside of Germany. However, it was specified buy Diablo 4 items back then that players would need a PS+ or Xbox Live Gold subscription for the full launch.

Of course, as a result, players will need to be constantly online. However, Blizzard has confirmed that you can play solo and the rewards you get for doing so.

It has been confirmed by both the original Diablo 4 Beta blog post, as well as by a Reddit user who personally contacted Blizzard Support.