Diablo 4 players can now disable out-of-resource voice lines

Diablo 4 players can now disable the incessant reminders that they have run out of mana, fury, energy, spirit or essence. While some players may not be bothered by the constant reminders, others find them to be irritating and distracting.

Disabling the voice lines

A Reddit user revealed that players can disable the voice lines by accessing the in-game options menu. In the sound tab, players can find a setting called “play audio on error,” which is automatically set to “on.” By turning it off, players will no longer hear any sounds when they use skills with an empty resource tank. Alternatively, setting the option to “simple” will result in players hearing a short error sound instead of the dialogue.

Player reactions

The revelation that players can disable the out-of-resource voice lines has been a game-changer for some players. Some players expressed relief and gratitude towards the Reddit user who shared the information. One player even said that they were “literally ugly (but happy) crying” because they were so relieved to know this. Another player said that they “HUGE needed this” and that the reminders were “killing” them.

Surprising reactions

While it is not surprising that many players were not aware of this option, the overwhelmingly positive reaction to the revelation is fascinating. The fact that players are celebrating the ability to disable the out-of-resource voice lines suggests that the reminders were more annoying and distracting than previously thought. It is also interesting to note that some players find the constant reminders to be a significant enough issue to warrant such a joyful reaction.

Diablo 4 players can now disable the out-of-resource voice lines by accessing the in-game options menu. This revelation has been a game-changer for some players, who have expressed immense relief and gratitude towards the Reddit user who shared the information. The overwhelmingly positive reaction to this news suggests that the reminders were more irritating and distracting than previously thought.