Shely said: The strongholds are a key part of the open world. We wanted the player to be able change the world and for actions to have an effect on the events that take place in the world of Sanctuary. Therefore, when you see these strongholds, there are many of them scattered across the different areas.

And there'll be some that are overrun by monsters. When you clear them, you'll be able to restore them to a relatively secure location for Sanctuary. There will be non-player characters and you'll be able unlock additional quests. Additional dungeons may be found as a result while the strongholds continue to change because of your actions with the character over the course of.

Fergusson: It's interesting. While playing, strongholds are considered, in RPG terms, instances where the game is essentially private. That's why when you're taken into a stronghold, and you go to liberate a stronghold, it's a private moment. Therefore, you enter with your party and you go to fight. But as soon as you've won, the room transforms into a social space.

So now it becomes an actual town, which is what Joe was just saying, it could be an entire town, it could be a dungeon, it could be a different point to teleport to--but now the other players are able to be there too.

This is why the idea of going through and discovering every one of these strongholds in private that transform into social spaces that can guide you through the world -- new gear and loop through an dungeon, all kinds of things. It's an enjoyable method of changing the world you're playing.

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