If you’re playing with a group of players or with people you met online, the Diablo 4 can be super engaging. You can have an easier time playing on the higher World Tiers to collect things like the Godslayer Crown.
We’ll show you the best ways to find party members in Diablo 4, so follow along.
Diablo 4: How to find party members
There are a few ways to do this, and each method is quite easy. So, if you’re struggling to find members to play with at a party, keep this guide handy.
Find a Clan
Clans are, I think, the best way to find people to play with. You can find clans that can do all sorts of things. If you’re planning on playing the PVP section, you easily find a clan that regularly participates in those events. On top of that, some clans may have numerous members most of which will be asking to play with someone. When they do, just ask to join, and you’re off to the races.
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Finding players in-game
As you play, some players may approach you randomly to join them. This is probably the most fluid way to get into a group, but from experience, it seems to only go so far. I’ve sent many players a group invite to see if they can help me with a certain dungeon, but half the time I get no response. While this method isn’t as promising as finding a clan, it’s still a fluid way of quickly getting you into a party.
Play with friends
The most consistent way to play with people is to have friends who play Diablo 4 as well. Unless you’re playing in the Hardcore mode, you can easily be joined or join a friend. Thanks to the level scaling that’s present during these modes. If you’re a lower level, you’ll still get the right amount of XP as if you’re playing alone. However, like the other two methods, you’ll also get bonuses. The best part is if you join your friend who’s a higher level, or farther in the game, you don’t have to create a new character as the scaling will benefit each player in the party.
Diablo 4 is available now via Battle.net.
