Blizzard has unveiled the changes that await Diablo 4 players in Season of Blood. They concern character classes, the immunity system, unique items and damage math. Especially the latter may not appeal to players.
On October 17, the first season of the online competition in Diablo IV will end, and season 2 will begin. Along with it will debut update 1.2.0. It is meant to be proof that Blizzard is listening to the voice of the community. Therefore when preparing the patch, the developers focused on 4 elements: the resistance system, unique items, character classes and the mathematics of dealing damage.
These changes were discussed with specific examples during the Campfire Chat series stream, which took place several hours ago (see video above). Blizzard assures that they are intended to make the game more enjoyable and interesting, and not just to limit the players. Nevertheless, the developers realize that some of the upcoming changes may be perceived in a negative way, so they addressed this at the end of the broadcast.
The developers also revealed that at the end of October, i.e. a few or so days after the release of update 1.2.0, patch 1.2.1 is to be released, which will introduce to Diablo IV among other things:
As a reminder, let me add that on October 17 Diablo IV will launch on Steam. The updates in question, meanwhile, will be available on all platforms on which the game was released, i.e. PC, PS4, PS5, XOne and XSX/S.
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