You can now download patch 1.1.0 for Diablo 4, which prepares the game for its first season. The list of changes is very long.
As announced, today Blizzard released update 1.1.0 for Diablo IV, which prepares the game for the first season, due to start the day after tomorrow. The patch can already be downloaded - it "weighs" 8.84 GB on PC and 12.12 GB on XSX.
The list of changes that the patch in question introduces is extensive. A ton of minor bugs related to the dungeons, main and side quests or helltides have been fixed. In addition, the balance of all five classes has been changed - including many of their skills, items and aspects.
You can check out the full list here. Below I've pasted a few things that seemed particularly relevant to me.
General:
Barbarians:
Druids:
Necromancer:
Rogue:
Sorcerer:
General:
Barbarians:
Druids:
Necromancer:
Rogue:
Sorcerer:
- Bonus Gold: Increased from 15% to 20%;
- Monsters now drop 15% more items.
How will all these changes affect Diablo IV? Will the community have reasons to complain? We will partially find out today and tomorrow. However, the full scale of update 1.1.0 will be shown only in the first season of online play, which will start on July 20..
Diablo IV is available on PC, PS4, PS5, XOne and XSX/S.
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