Head to that Twitter account and you'll see that even the bio notes it's a fake account created for the FutureGamesshow. And then there's an account that does exist but one that didn't post their question until after the Q&A session had already concluded. Battle Pass Unlock premium rewards like Awoken Armor Sets, Mounts & Mount Armor, Platinum, and much more. You’ll see Diablo IV at the top of the list.

Alternatively, you can find Diablo IV by accessing the All Games page. Related: Journey To Heaven And Hell In Comfort With Diablo 4 Secretlab ChairsFor example, asked their question about Diablo 4's couch co-op before the account even existed on Twitter. If Diablo IV is not already in your Favorites bar, you can add it by clicking on the + icon. It turns out, some of them didn't even exist. The questions themselves were banal and the answers uninteresting, but what was more interesting were the accounts where the questions supposedly came from.Digital artist Philtacular was first to note that the questions being asked seemed a little 'off.' Because Blizzard included the handles of every account asking questions, Philtacular then went sleuthing to see just who asked all these boring questions.

Last Thursday, Future Games Show hosted a Q&A session with Diablo 4 game director Joseph Piepiora and art director John Mueller.

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