In an effort to smooth things over with fans and discuss the contents of the Season 1 patch, Blizzard is hosting a Diablo 4 Fireside Chat livestream at 11 a.m. But I have faith that yalls at Blizzard can fix it.' I almost deleted my Sorcerer and uninstalled this game. 'Build up the bad to make it better, don't tear down the good. Keep the good as it is!' reads one Diablo 4 review on Metacritic, where Blizzard's ARPG is currently being review bombed by players angry about Season 1. Just to try and make bad things seem better. Stop taking good things and making them bad. Amidst concern from fans that Diablo IV may follow in the footsteps of the free-to-play Diablo Immortal, Blizzard has clarified exactly how Diablo IV's battle-pass system will work, stating there will be no way for players to increase their characters' power by spending money.'Buffs, not nerfs! For crying out loud. That will likely make Diablo III Season 28 the last season before the arrival of the next game in the series, as most seasons typically last around five months. There is no release date just yet for when Season 28 will start, but fans can test out the new system and all the various class changes on the game's public test realm starting January 31.ĭiablo IV, meanwhile, is slated to arrive on June 6, following reports of a difficult development cycle. Completing the talent-tree will unlock a unique Wings of Terror cosmetic item that looks to be inspired by Diablo himself. Unlocking every seal and Legendary potion offered through the Altar of Rites is its own reward, but Blizzard is throwing a cherry on top. Players will need to sacrifice increasingly rare materials at the altar to gain access to the various upgrades, all the while learning more about Sanctuary's 'tumultuous past,' Blizzard writes in a blog post on the subject. However, unlocking most of these upgrades won't be easy. The Legendary potions also look to put a major spin on moment-to-moment gameplay, such as one potion granting a random shrine or pylon effect whenever consumed or the ability to always receive two Primal items whenever a single Primal item drops. There look to be some truly wild buffs further down the tree, ranging from 15% increased damage across the board to the ability for pets to pick up and salvage common, magic, and rare items, Torchlight-style. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's

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