There are three cursor sizes, which you can change under Accessibility > Visual > Cursor Scale. This also goes for the mouse cursor, which is more of a problem on PC, as not being able to locate the cursor means it will take you longer to find your orientation and aim your next attack. Once you get into the more late-game dungeons, you might find it hard to see where you character even is. Your screen will quickly be covered with fancy effects, and large numbers of enemies that surround your character. Make the cursor biggerĭiablo 4 is incredibly chaotic. You’ll find all that under Accessibility > Highlights. We’ve especially found it essential to change the settings for object highlights.
You get access to the full colour range, so definitely consider making the existing colours lighter or darker to fit your screen (or changing them entirely). In order to make these outlines a little more visible, Diablo 4 allows you to either change the full colour set into one that corresponds to a particular colour blindness, or change each one individually. This goes for you, enemies, objects in the world you can interact with (such as chests), as well as NPCs. Despite that, it can sometimes be hard to read light character outlines.
Manage cookie settings Diablo 4 Debate: Does it NEED to be an open world MMO? Watch on YouTube Change your highlights to darker coloursĭiablo 4 is a very dark game. To see this content please enable targeting cookies.
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