Vessel of Hatred Fixes

Gameplay

• Fixed an issue where Kirma in the Kichuk Stronghold could be lured outside the boss area.
  • This ensures that the boss fight remains within the intended boundaries, preventing players from exploiting the encounter.

Base Game Fixes

Accessibility

• Fixed an issue where chat channels and tabs were not read by the Screen Reader.
  • This improvement enhances accessibility for visually impaired players, ensuring better navigation of in-game communication.

Season of Sins of the Horadrim Fixes

Quest Progression

• Fixed an issue where progression for the Wisdom’s Chosen Seasonal Quest could be blocked if the Bandit’s Scrawl was dropped.
  • Players can now reliably complete the quest without worrying about losing critical items.
• Fixed an issue where the Torn Scroll quest item in The Priestess Horadrim Quest could not be removed from the player’s inventory.
  • This prevents inventory clutter and ensures smooth quest progression.

Horadric Jewels & Season Journey

• Fixed an issue where players could attempt to socket a Horadric Jewel into a non-jewelry item if there was something already socketed in the item.
  • This prevents unintended interactions with gear modifications.
• Fixed an issue where claiming Season Journey rewards could fail if there were multiple chapter rewards available.
  • Players should now receive their earned rewards without interruption.

Dungeons & Events Fixes

Boss & Strongroom Issues

• Fixed an issue where the Warmaster in Maugan’s Works could spawn in a Strongroom.
  • This ensures bosses appear in their correct locations.
• Fixed an issue where Strongrooms could not be exited even if the boss was not defeated.
  • Players should no longer get trapped in Strongrooms unintentionally.
• Fixed an issue where the Sunken Library dungeon could be completed without finishing the final objective to defeat the boss.
  • This prevents premature dungeon completion exploits.

Escalating Nightmare Dungeons & Affixes

• Fixed an issue where the Horadric Reward Cache wasn’t always rewarded after completing an Escalating Nightmare Dungeon with the Equipment Delve affix.
  • Players will now consistently receive their rewards.
• Fixed an issue where the Cultist Horde Escalation affix didn’t properly apply the Bonus Life to monsters.
  • This ensures the affix functions as intended, maintaining dungeon difficulty.
• Fixed an issue where the Lesser Aegis Escalation affix applied the incorrect barrier value to monsters.
  • Barrier values now match their intended scaling.
• Fixed an issue where an Escalating Nightmare couldn’t properly continue if the Strongroom and base dungeon had the same boss.
  • This prevents progression blockers in specific dungeon configurations.

Event & Enemy Behavior

• Fixed an issue where the Butcher could get stuck on Horadric Chests.
  • The Butcher will now properly pathfind around obstacles.
• Fixed an issue where Animus could disappear if too many items were on the ground.
  • This prevents Animus orbs from vanishing due to item clutter.
• Fixed an issue where no reward chest would spawn after completing the mastery for the Ravenous Soul event.
  • Players will now receive their deserved rewards.
• Fixed an issue where completing the Last Stand event inside a Strongroom could also complete a Dungeon.
  • Events and dungeons will now trigger independently as intended.

Gameplay Fixes

• Fixed an issue where the Endurant Faith unique gloves could trigger Lucky Hit effects from the player towards themselves.
  • This prevents unintended self-targeting interactions.
• Fixed an issue where Echo of Lilith could get stuck in her first phase if her health dropped too quickly.
  • The boss fight should now transition correctly between phases.
• Fixed an issue where the Guardian’s Lair in The Pit could be hard to reach in certain circumstances.
  • Pathing improvements ensure smoother navigation.

Miscellaneous Fixes

• Fixed an issue where the map icon for a Horadric Gateway could disappear unexpectedly.
  • Players can now reliably track gateway locations.
• Various stability, performance, visual, and UI improvements.
  • General optimizations for a smoother gameplay experience.

Patch 2.3.2 for Diablo 4 brings a substantial list of bug fixes, particularly addressing issues in Season of Sins of the Horadrim and dungeon mechanics. These changes improve overall stability, accessibility, and fairness in gameplay.

Blizzard continues to refine Diablo 4 based on player feedback, ensuring a smoother and more enjoyable experience as we approach future content updates.

For the latest news and updates, stay tuned to the official Diablo 4 channels. Happy demon-slaying!

Patch Version: 2.3.2 (Build #67340)
Release Date: July 29, 2025
Platforms: PC, PlayStation, Xbox

General Fixes

Accessibility

• Screenreader Improvements: Fixed an issue where the screenreader would not announce channels and tabs in the chat interface, improving accessibility for visually impaired players.

Season of the Sins of the Horadrim Fixes

Quest Progression

• „Chosen of Wisdom“ Season Quest: Resolved a bug where progress could be blocked if a player dropped the Scrawled Note of a Bandit.
• „The Priestess of the Horadrim“ Quest: Fixed an issue where the Torn Scroll required for the quest could not be removed from the player’s inventory.

Horadric Jewel Socketing

• Fixed an issue where players could attempt to socket a Horadric Jewel into a non-jewelry item if it already had a socketed item.

Season Journey Rewards

• Fixed a bug where claiming multiple Season Journey stage rewards at once could fail.

Dungeons & Events Fixes

Vaults & Boss Encounters

• Maugan’s Works: Fixed an issue where the Warmaster could spawn inside a Vault chamber.
• Vault Exits: Players can now leave Vaults even if the boss was not defeated.
• Sunken Library Dungeon: Fixed a bug where the dungeon could be completed without defeating the final boss.

Nightmare Dungeons & Affixes

• Equipment Hunt Affix: Fixed an issue where the Horadric Cache reward was not always granted after completing a Nightmare Dungeon with this affix.
• Cultist Horde Affix: Monsters now correctly receive their intended bonus health.
• Minor Aegis Affix: Fixed an issue where monsters were granted incorrect barrier values.
• Dungeon Continuation Bug: Nightmare Dungeons with the same boss in both the Vault and main dungeon could fail to continue properly—now fixed.

Event Fixes

• „Ravenous Soul“ Event: The mastery reward chest now correctly appears upon completion.
• „The Last Stand“ Event: Fixed an issue where completing this event in a Vault could also complete the dungeon.

Other Dungeon Issues

• The Butcher: Fixed a bug where he could get stuck near Horadric Chests.
• Animus Collection: Resolved an issue where Animus could disappear if too many items were on the ground.
• The Pit: Fixed a pathing issue that made the Warder’s Hideout difficult to reach under certain conditions.

Gameplay Fixes

Item & Ability Interactions

• Gloves of Enduring Faith: Fixed an issue where these unique gloves could trigger Lucky Hit effects that were meant to affect the player.

Boss Encounters

• Echo of Lilith: Fixed a bug where she could get stuck in her first phase if her health was depleted too quickly.

Miscellaneous Fixes

• Horadric Gate Map Icon: Fixed an issue where the icon could suddenly disappear.
• Stability & Performance: Various improvements to game stability, performance, graphics, and UI.

More

Patch 2.3.2 (Build 67340) focuses primarily on bug fixes, ensuring smoother progression in dungeons, seasonal quests, and boss encounters. While no major balance changes or new content were introduced, these adjustments help maintain a polished experience for players diving into Diablo 4’s latest season and the Vessel of Hatred expansion.

Blizzard continues to monitor player feedback, and future updates may bring further optimizations and additions. Stay tuned for more Diablo 4 news as Season 5 approaches!

What are your thoughts on these fixes? Let us know in the comments!

I. Core Game Updates: Streamlining the Endgame

• Reduced Mastery Costs: Players striving to perfect their builds will welcome significant reductions in the resource costs for ranking up Mastery Levels 1 through 4. Crucially, the costs associated with resetting these Mastery ranks have also been lowered.
• Resource Focus Shift:All material costs for Mastery progression and resetting, except for Obducite and Gold, have been „noticeably reduced.“ This strategic change targets a common player pain point.
  • Developer Insight: „Our goal is to ensure that material costs besides Obducite and Gold do not become a bottleneck restricting Mastery progression, especially for players who frequently experiment by resetting a large number of Mastery ranks. Obducite and Gold remain the primary currencies for this system.“
• DirectStorage Disabled (Temporarily): To address performance issues potentially linked to the DirectStorage API, it has been temporarily disabled by default.
  • Manual Re-enable Option: Players using supported NVMe drives who wish to retain the faster loading times DirectStorage offers can manually reactivate it:
    1. Open the Battle.net Launcher.
    2. Go to Diablo IV -> Click the Gear icon next to ‚Play‘ -> Game Settings.
    3. Check the box for „Additional Command Line Arguments.“
    4. Add the argument: -enableds

II. Fixed Issues: Enhancing Stability and Playability

This patch tackles a wide array of bugs across multiple systems:

• Accessibility (Screen Reader):
  • Fixed an issue where the screen reader wouldn’t announce cosmetic item details in the Reliquary menu.
  • Fixed an issue where the screen reader incorrectly repeated supported classes for cosmetic Reliquary items.
  • Fixed an issue where the screen reader announced Season Journey objectives as „fractures.“
  • Fixed an issue preventing the screen reader from functioning correctly when viewing Steam friends.
• Season of the Loom (Belial’s Machinations):
  • Fixed a progression blocker in the quest „Buried Hope“ occurring if players left the dungeon while the „Kill the Spirits“ objective was active.
  • Fixed an issue preventing interaction with the Stronghold Shrine in Eriman’s Pyre if Duz’Agur was defeated using the Knockback Core Power (Knocker’s Explosive Ore).
  • Fixed an issue where Kirma’s Manifestation would stop attacking players if the boss was staggered during the midpoint of its leap attack animation.
  • Fixed an issue where the Jah Rune’s Teleport effect failed to function while the Duriel’s Lair Core Power was equipped.
• General Gameplay:
  • Fixed an exploit allowing players not involved in defeating the boss to open Grigoire’s Hoard chests.
  • Fixed an issue where Captain Willcocks, a rare monster in Hawezar, could become invincible if damaged too rapidly.
  • Fixed an issue where Obducite dropped by one player could be picked up by another player.
  • Fixed an issue preventing interaction with the Tree of Whispers raven after closing the reward selection window without choosing a reward.
  • Fixed an issue where interacting with Cellar Boss Chests could fail under certain circumstances.
• User Interface (UI) & User Experience (UX):
  • Fixed an erroneous Tree of Whispers icon appearing on the map for Ked Bardu.
  • Fixed Season Journey objectives completed before their parent chapter was unlocked not displaying as completed.
  • Fixed a game freeze occurring when double-clicking the „Create Character“ button on the character selection screen.
  • Fixed the wave counter not updating correctly during Helltide events.
• Miscellaneous:
  • Fixed a bug preventing the „Devoted Champion“ achievement from unlocking correctly in specific situations.
  • Fixed an issue causing group kick votes to time out and fail if a member left the group while the vote was active.
  • Implemented various improvements to graphics, performance, stability, UI, and audio.

Quality of Life and Polish

Patch 2.2.2 demonstrates Blizzard’s ongoing commitment to refining the Diablo IV experience. The targeted reductions in Mastery costs aim to make build experimentation and progression less resource-intensive outside of the core Obducite/Gold economy. The comprehensive list of bug fixes, especially those impacting accessibility and the current season’s quests and mechanics, addresses critical community feedback and resolves frustrating blockers or exploits. While the temporary disablement of DirectStorage requires manual intervention for some users seeking peak load times, it prioritizes overall stability for the wider player base. Adventurers across Sanctuary can expect a smoother, more polished journey as they confront the lingering threats within the Season of the Loom and the darker corners of the Eternal Realm.

What to Expect in the PTR for Update 2.2.0

The PTR is a crucial phase in the development cycle of Diablo, allowing players to test new features and provide feedback before the update goes live. This time around, the developers have outdone themselves with a host of new additions and improvements that are sure to excite both veteran players and newcomers alike.

1. The Lair Boss: A New Challenge Awaits

One of the most anticipated features of Update 2.2.0 is the introduction of the Lair Boss. This formidable foe will test the skills and strategies of even the most seasoned players. The Lair Boss is designed to be a challenging encounter that will require teamwork, precise execution, and a deep understanding of your class’s abilities.

But the rewards for defeating this new adversary are well worth the effort. Players will have the chance to loot powerful new abilities from the Lair Boss, which can be used to enhance their characters in unique and exciting ways. These abilities are expected to add a fresh layer of depth to the game, allowing for new builds and playstyles.

2. Seasonal Realm Updates: Boss Powers and Invasion Events

The developers also unveiled new systems for the Seasonal Realm, which will introduce a dynamic and ever-changing gameplay experience. Among these updates are the new Boss Powers and Invasion Events.

• Boss Powers: These are special abilities that players can acquire by defeating certain bosses. These powers are designed to be game-changers, providing significant boosts to your character’s capabilities. Whether it’s a devastating new attack or a powerful defensive buff, Boss Powers will give players new tools to tackle the challenges of the Seasonal Realm.
• Invasion Events: These are large-scale events where players must band together to fend off waves of enemies. These events are designed to be chaotic and thrilling, with the potential for massive rewards. Invasion Events will test your ability to work as a team and adapt to rapidly changing situations.

3. Mid-Season Updates and Class Balance Changes

The developers also provided a detailed look at the upcoming mid-season updates, which will include a variety of balance changes and quality-of-life improvements. These updates are aimed at ensuring that all classes are viable and fun to play, while also addressing any issues that have arisen since the start of the season.

• Class Balance Changes: The developers have been closely monitoring player feedback and gameplay data to identify areas where certain classes may be over- or underperforming. The upcoming balance changes will aim to address these issues, ensuring that each class feels unique and powerful in its own right.
• New Unique Items: In addition to balance changes, players can look forward to a host of new unique items that will be introduced in the mid-season update. These items are designed to complement the new abilities and systems, providing players with even more options for customizing their characters.

A Community-Driven Experience

One of the key themes of the Lagerfeuerchat was the importance of community feedback in shaping the future of Diablo. The developers emphasized that the PTR is not just a testing ground for new content, but also an opportunity for players to have a direct impact on the game’s development.

By participating in the PTR, players can provide valuable feedback on the new features and changes, helping the developers to identify and address any issues before the update goes live. This collaborative approach ensures that the final version of Update 2.2.0 will be as polished and enjoyable as possible.

The upcoming PTR for Diablo Update 2.2.0 promises to be one of the most exciting yet, with a wealth of new content and improvements that are sure to delight players. From the challenging new Lair Boss and powerful Boss Powers to the dynamic Invasion Events and thoughtful balance changes, there’s something for everyone in this update.

As always, the developers are committed to creating a game that is both fun and fair, and they are counting on the community to help them achieve that goal. So mark your calendars for March 11th, and get ready to dive into the PTR for Update 2.2.0. Your feedback could help shape the future of Diablo, and who knows what epic loot and adventures await you in the world of Sanctuary!

The Journey to Level 250

Leveling a character in Diablo 4 is a journey filled with excitement, discovery, and progression. The early levels are a whirlwind of new skills, gear upgrades, and the thrill of exploring Sanctuary’s vast, open world. As players progress, they unlock powerful abilities, customize their builds, and tackle increasingly difficult content. By the time a character reaches level 250, they are a force to be reckoned with, capable of taking on some of the game’s most challenging dungeons and bosses.

However, the journey to level 250 is not without its challenges. The experience curve steepens significantly as players approach the higher levels, requiring more time and effort to gain each subsequent level. This is where the first signs of fatigue begin to set in. The grind, which was once a rewarding and engaging process, starts to feel like a chore. The incremental gains in power become less noticeable, and the time investment required to progress begins to outweigh the satisfaction of leveling up.

The Pit: A Test of Endurance

One of the endgame activities available to high-level players in Diablo 4 is “The Pit,” a challenging dungeon designed to test the limits of even the most powerful characters. With the right equipment and a well-optimized build, players can farm The Pit up to level 100, earning valuable rewards and leveling their Glyphs in the process. Glyphs, which provide significant bonuses to a character’s abilities, are a key component of endgame progression, and farming The Pit is one of the most efficient ways to upgrade them.

However, even The Pit has its limits. Once players have farmed the dungeon to level 100 and maxed out their Glyphs, the incentive to continue diminishes. The rewards, while still valuable, no longer provide the same sense of accomplishment or progression. The Pit, which was once a thrilling challenge, becomes a routine task, performed more out of habit than genuine enjoyment.

The Plateau: What Comes Next?

For many players, reaching level 250 and completing The Pit marks the end of their journey in Diablo 4. The primary objectives have been achieved, the character is powerful, and the endgame content has been conquered. But what comes next? For some, the answer is simple: move on to another game, or take a break until new content is released. For others, the lack of meaningful progression beyond this point leads to a sense of gähnende Langeweile—yawning boredom.

The issue lies in the lack of compelling content and rewards for players who have reached this plateau. While Diablo 4 offers a wealth of activities, from world events to PvP, these activities often lack the depth and replayability needed to keep players engaged in the long term. The game’s endgame loop, which revolves around farming for incremental upgrades, becomes less satisfying when the upgrades themselves are no longer impactful.

The Need for More Endgame Content

To address this issue, Blizzard could consider introducing more varied and challenging endgame content that offers meaningful rewards and progression for high-level players. This could include new dungeons with unique mechanics, more difficult versions of existing content, or even a new tier of Glyphs that provide additional customization options. Additionally, introducing seasonal content with exclusive rewards and challenges could help keep the game fresh and engaging for players who have reached the endgame.

Another potential solution is to expand the game’s PvP offerings, providing a new avenue for competition and progression. PvP has always been a niche but passionate part of the Diablo community, and with the right incentives and balance, it could become a more prominent feature in Diablo 4’s endgame.

Conclusion

Diablo 4 offers a rich and rewarding experience for players, but the journey beyond level 250 highlights some of the game’s shortcomings in terms of endgame content and progression. While the grind to level 250 and the challenges of The Pit provide a satisfying sense of accomplishment, the lack of meaningful content beyond this point leaves many players feeling unfulfilled. To keep players engaged in the long term, Blizzard will need to introduce more varied and challenging endgame content, as well as new systems that offer meaningful progression for high-level characters. Until then, players may find themselves asking, “What now?” as they search for new ways to stay engaged in the world of Sanctuary.

From the bustling streets of Kyovashad to the darkest corners of forgotten dungeons, the Golden Goblins have carved out their niches. To begin your hunt, visit the Goblin Statue in central Kyovashad, where whispers of their movements converge. The higher you climb the Prestige Path, a permanent progression system tied to slaying these creatures, the greater your chances of looting their treasure-stuffed sacks. Whether you’re roaming the overworld or battling through endgame content, Golden Goblins lurk across all World Tiers and realms, Eternal and Seasonal alike.

A Golden Plague: Meet the New Lords of Greed

The Golden Goblins are not mere reskins of their common brown cousins. Each variant boasts unique behaviors, deadly quirks, and exclusive loot tables. After months of lurking in Sanctuary’s unseen crevices, these six terrors have emerged as a permanent fixture in Diablo IV:

1. Ector the Vile
A repulsive scavenger drawn to workshops and forges, Ector hoards crafting materials like a dragon guarding its hoard. Killing this stench-ridden menace rewards you with a trove of resources. On higher World Tiers, Ector may drop Obdurate, a legendary material prized by master crafters.

2. Golden Baron
This gilded tyrant is obsessed with one thing: gold. The Baron’s sack bulges with enough wealth to bankrupt a kingdom. Defeat him, and the battlefield erupts into a shower of coins—alongside a chance to loot Gold Ingots, a new currency for high-tier trades and upgrades.

3. Glittering Prym
A deceptive gem-monger, Prym scours abandoned mines and ruins for runes and Undercity Tributes. While its shimmering scales distract, strike quickly to claim gem fragments, rare runes, and—at higher difficulties—Scattered Prisms and Undercity Tributes for endgame crafting.

4. Murl the Curious
Easily spotted by its violet aura, Murl is a walking vault of Murmuring Obols. Its death drops Murl’s Obol Pouch, which overflows with Obols even if your wallet is full. A must-hunt for gamblers chasing perfect gear from the Purveyor of Curiosities.

5. Syrus of Gelatin
This slimy abomination embodies goblin greed at its most grotesque. When killed, Syrus splits into two smaller clones, which then split into three. Only by eradicating the smallest goblins can you claim its loot: legendaries, boss materials, and a rare Elixir of Duplication (grants temporary double loot drops).

6. Fedric the Shimmering Ancient
The crown jewel of the Golden Goblins, Fedric is a myth made flesh. Spawn rates for this platinum-skinned terror are vanishingly low, but slaying him guarantees a Mythic Unique Item, a Magnificent Spark, and a title worthy of Sanctuary’s legends: “Bane of the Golden Horde.”

Prestige and Power: Endless Rewards Await

The Golden Goblins aren’t just a threat—they’re a gateway to prestige. By slaying them, you ascend the Prestige Path, a permanent progression track that boosts your chances of looting their treasure sacks. Reach the pinnacle, and you’ll earn the ultimate prize: a Magnificent Spark, essential for forging Mythic gear.

But the rewards don’t stop there:

• Gold Ingots: Trade these at new vendors for rare cosmetics and crafting blueprints.
• Elixir of Duplication: Temporarily doubles loot from all sources.
• Mythic Uniques: Fedric’s drops include class-specific items with game-changing powers.

A New Age of Greed Begins

With the Golden Goblins now a permanent fixture, Sanctuary’s economy and endgame have shifted. These creatures are more than loot piñatas—they’re strategic targets. Hunt them during Helltides for boosted spawn rates, or ambush them in Nightmare Dungeons for augmented rewards. Keep an eye out for Shrines of Greed, which temporarily highlight nearby goblins on your map, and prepare for grueling battles when the world boss Knorzer the Gold-Cursed appears, as Golden Goblins swarm the arena to aid their titanic master.

Blizzard has confirmed that future updates will expand the Golden Goblin roster, adding variants tied to seasonal themes. For now, sharpen your blades, charge your sigils, and carve your name into history. Will you master the Prestige Path and claim Fedric’s head, or will the Golden Horde’s greed eclipse Sanctuary’s hope?

The hunt is eternal. The rewards are limitless. Happy hunting!

During this livestream, members of the development team will provide an in-depth look at the 2.2.0 PTR, including how PC players can participate via Battle.net and what exciting changes and features you can expect to test. This is your chance to get a sneak peek at the latest updates, balance adjustments, and new content before it goes live.

What to Expect from the Campfire Chat

• PTR Overview: Learn all about the Public Test Realm, including how to access it, what it entails, and why your feedback is crucial to shaping the future of Diablo 4.
• Balance Updates: Get a detailed breakdown of the latest balance changes coming to classes, items, and gameplay mechanics.
• New Features: Discover what new content and improvements are being introduced in the 2.2.0 update.
• Q&A Session: At the end of the stream, the developers will answer your burning questions during a live Q&A segment. This is your opportunity to engage directly with the team and get insights straight from the source.

How to Watch

The Campfire Chat will be streamed live on our official Diablo channels:

• Twitch
• YouTube
• X (Twitter)
• TikTok

Make sure to follow these channels to catch the livestream and be part of the conversation.

Missed the Stream? No Problem!

If you can’t tune in live, don’t worry—we’ve got you covered. After the Campfire Chat concludes, we’ll publish a follow-up article with an on-demand video of the full stream. This way, you can catch up on all the details at your convenience and stay informed about everything coming to Diablo 4.

Why Your Feedback Matters

The PTR is a vital part of our development process, and your feedback helps us refine and improve the game before updates are released to the wider player base. By participating in the PTR and sharing your thoughts, you play a direct role in shaping the future of Diablo 4.

So, gather around the campfire, grab your favorite drink, and join us on March 7 at 8:00 PM CET for an exciting look at what’s next in the world of Diablo 4. We can’t wait to see you there!

Stay tuned for more updates, and prepare to embark on a new adventure in Sanctuary!

Fixed Issues

• General Fixes:
  • Resolved an issue where the Bloodhorn boss in the „Forgotten Remains“ dungeon could become invincible during the transition to the second phase of the encounter.
  • Fixed a bug where portable anvils, crafted from Blacksmithing Scrolls, could block interactions with nearby objects when placed too close.
• Accessibility:
  • Addressed an issue where the screen reader did not read the friend filter.
• Season of the Witch:
  • Fixed a bug where progress for harvesting Whispers was not displayed correctly.
  • Resolved an issue where Whisper Enchantment could remove active ritual effects from a Root Lair encounter.
  • Corrected a bug where the unique Circle Chest did not always grant a unique item.
  • Fixed an issue where the Season Journey Stage IV reward chest incorrectly stated it contained a Scroll of Restoration.
  • Addressed a bug where the Season Journey objective to earn 750 Aether in a single Helltide run did not count if the final amount was obtained through a Hellish Gift.
  • Fixed an issue where the Season Journey objective to defeat Lair Bosses in a group was reset if a Lair Boss was defeated outside a group.
  • Resolved a bug where exposed roots could rarely fail to appear during Shepherd Bounties in Headhunter Zones.
  • Fixed an issue where the Headhunter timer on the HUD was not removed when teleporting from a Headhunter Zone to a Helltide.
  • Addressed a rare issue where monsters could spawn in towns near active Headhunter Zones.
• Gameplay:
  • Fixed a bug where rolling unique powers for Shattered Winterglass, Sickle of Malice, and Arreat’s Stance did not benefit from major affixes, resulting in lower-than-intended outcomes.
    Developer Comment: This fix will be applied retroactively to existing instances of these items.
  • Resolved an issue where the visual effect for the impact warning of Ashava’s Slam attack was not displayed correctly.
  • Fixed a bug where Druid wolves with the „Cruel Wolf Pack“ upgrade did not trigger Stalwart.
  • Addressed an issue where damage caused by Mendeln’s Ring did not scale with all intended bonuses.
  • Fixed a bug where completing a Pit run within a certain time to unlock additional Pit tiers did not grant the correct number of tiers.
  • Resolved an issue where an Echo attack could immediately follow another in certain scenarios during a Pit Boss encounter.
  • Fixed a bug where Lilith’s Echo could repeatedly use the „Death from Above“ ability if staggered immediately after landing.
• User Interface and Experience:
  • Fixed an issue where the icon indicating items were part of an Armory loadout remained visible even after they were no longer part of the loadout.
  • Resolved a bug where items could not be marked as Favorites or Junk if they were part of an Armory loadout.
  • Addressed an issue where Group Finder entries for the Pit or Kurast Underworld appeared joinable even when the activity was already in progress.
    Developer Comment: These entries are not automatically removed when a run is in progress, but they cannot be joined during this time.
  • Fixed a bug where entering a space in a character name could cause an error in the name field.
  • Resolved an issue where bonuses to minion damage were not displayed correctly in the Character Stats window.
  • Addressed a bug where the first input when editing items in the Necromancer, Druid, or Sorcerer wardrobe did not work when using a controller.
  • Fixed an issue where gems were incorrectly shown as non-recyclable in the Salvage menu.
  • Resolved a bug where the „Modify Pigment“ button in the wardrobe did not function correctly in certain scenarios.
  • Fixed an issue where the tooltip for the Barbarian’s „Aggressive Resistance“ was not updated after upgrading.
• Miscellaneous:
  • Fixed a bug where players were charged twice when opening a portal to the Pit.
  • Various stability, performance, graphics, audio, and user interface improvements.

Base Game Updates

• Season of the Witch:
  • A new Nightmare Dungeon affix has been added to guarantee the appearance of a Forgotten Altar. This affix will only be available as an option on Nightmare Dungeon Sigils for the remainder of the Season of the Witch.
  • Dorian the Raven, introduced in the Season of the Witch, has warmed up to you – you can now pet him!
  • The tooltip for Decay Increase has been adjusted to clarify that it only works with Witch Powers, not effects modified by a Witch Power.
• Gameplay Adjustments:
  • The change from Patch 2.1.1 that prevented Druids from moving while channeling „Shred“ has been reverted.
    Developer Comment: We took feedback about how this change limited the intended functionality of „Shred“ to heart. The change has been reverted, and we are considering further improvements to „Shred“ in the future.

This update reflects the development team’s ongoing commitment to refining the game based on player feedback and ensuring a smooth, enjoyable experience. Be sure to update to 2.1.2 Build 62221 to take advantage of these improvements and fixes. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to enhance your journey in the world of Vessel of Hatred!

Ursprünglich für Juni geplant, wurde der Release von Update 1.7.0 für Company of Heroes 3 auf den 16. Juli verschoben. Das gab das Entwicklerteam Relic Entertainment in einem offiziellen Statement bekannt.

Mehr Zeit für Feinschliff und zusätzliche Verbesserungen:

Die zusätzliche Zeit soll dem Team ermöglichen, das Update weiter zu verbessern und zu polieren. Darüber hinaus werden einige „eindrucksvolle Verbesserungen“ hinzugefügt, die auf das Feedback der Spielergemeinschaft eingehen.

Weitere Informationen in Kürze:

In den kommenden Wochen will Relic weitere Details zu den Inhalten des Updates 1.7.0 veröffentlichen. Spieler können sich auf den offiziellen Social-Media-Kanälen und im Discord des Spiels über die neuesten Informationen informieren.

Geduld und Unterstützung:

Das Team von Relic bedankt sich bei den Spielern für ihre Geduld und Unterstützung während der Entwicklungszeit. Sie freuen sich darauf, die neuen Inhalte und Verbesserungen mit der Community zu teilen.

Zusammenfassend:

• Update 1.7.0 für Company of Heroes 3 erscheint am 16. Juli.
• Verschiebung ermöglicht Feinschliff und zusätzliche Verbesserungen.
• Weitere Details zu den Inhalten des Updates in Kürze.
• Das Team dankt den Spielern für ihre Geduld und Unterstützung.

Links:

• Update 1.7.0 Release Date – Company of Heroes 3 – COH-DEV: https://community.companyofheroes.com/coh-franchise-home/company-of-heroes-3/blogs/131-update-1-7-0-release-date
• Company of Heroes 3 – Steam Community: https://steamcommunity.com/app/1677280/discussions/0/4334230664483452535/
• CoH3 Update 1.7.0 Release Date : Company Of Heroes: https://www.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/comments/1dcqs9z/company_of_heroes_3_update_170_release_date/

Zusätzliche Informationen:

• Das Update 1.7.0 ist kostenlos für alle Besitzer von Company of Heroes 3.
• Das Update enthält eine Reihe von Bugfixes, Gameplay-Verbesserungen und neuen Inhalten.
• Relic Entertainment arbeitet weiterhin an weiteren Updates und Inhalten für Company of Heroes 3.

Neue Ära des Kampfes: Harbinger of Ruin

Das lang erwartete Update 1.1 für Last Epoch, mit dem Titel „Harbingers of Ruin“, ist am 9. Juli 2024 erschienen und bringt eine Fülle neuer Inhalte, spannender Features und wichtiger Verbesserungen ins Spiel. Dieses Update markiert den Beginn eines neuen Zyklus und bietet Spielern eine frische Herausforderung und neue Möglichkeiten, Ezgul zu erkunden.

Neue Fraktion und Endspiel-Herausforderung: Die Harbinger

Im Zentrum des Updates steht die Einführung der Harbinger, einer neuen Fraktion mächtiger Feinde, die eine Bedrohung für Ezgul darstellen. Diese mysteriösen Gestalten, einst Reisende wie du, wurden durch die Korruption des Verderbens zu gefürchteten Gegnern. Spieler können sich den Vergessenen Rittern, einer neuen Fraktion, anschließen, um die Harbinger zu bekämpfen und die Welt zu retten.

Neue Endgame-Aktivitäten und der Pinnacle-Boss Adroth

Neben der neuen Fraktion bietet Harbingers of Ruin auch neue Endgame-Aktivitäten, die Spieler auf die Probe stellen werden. Dazu gehört die Jagd auf die 10 verschiedenen Harbinger, die in den ermächtigten Zeitlinien lauern. Sobald ein Harbinger besiegt wurde, kann sein Auge zum Altar der Vergessenheit gebracht werden, um den Pinnacle-Boss Adroth herauszufordern.

Verbesserungen der Spielqualität und neue Systeme

Neben den neuen Inhalten und Aktivitäten bietet Update 1.1 auch zahlreiche Verbesserungen der Spielqualität und neue Systeme, die das Spielerlebnis verbessern sollen. Dazu gehören:

• Neue Ausweich- und Dodge-Mechanik: Spieler können jetzt feindlichen Angriffen ausweichen, um ihre Überlebensfähigkeit zu erhöhen.
• Erweiterter Skillbaum: Der Skillbaum wurde für verschiedene Klassen überarbeitet und erweitert, um neue Spielweisen und Builds zu ermöglichen.
• Neue einzigartige Gegenstände: 30 neue einzigartige Gegenstände wurden hinzugefügt, die neue und interessante Effekte bieten.
• Verbesserungen des Factions-Systems: Das Factions-System wurde überarbeitet, um die Progression und die Belohnungen zu verbessern.
• Weitere Verbesserungen der Spielqualität: Es wurden zahlreiche weitere Verbesserungen an der Benutzeroberfläche, dem Gameplay und der Leistung vorgenommen.

Fazit

Das Update 1.1 „Harbingers of Ruin“ für Last Epoch ist ein umfangreiches und spannendes Update, das Spielern neue Inhalte, Herausforderungen und Möglichkeiten bietet. Mit der Einführung der Harbinger, neuen Endgame-Aktivitäten, Verbesserungen der Spielqualität und neuen Systemen ist dieses Update ein Muss für alle Last Epoch-Fans.

Zusätzliche Informationen

• Patch-Notizen: Die vollständigen Patch-Notizen für Update 1.1 finden Sie auf dem offiziellen Last Epoch-Forum: https://forum.lastepoch.com/t/last-epoch-1-0-1-patch-notes/65666
• Website: Besuchen Sie die offizielle Last Epoch-Website, um mehr über das Spiel zu erfahren: https://lastepoch.com/
• Steam: Last Epoch ist auf Steam verfügbar: https://store.steampowered.com/app/899770/Last_Epoch/

Hinweis: Dieses Update ist nur für die PC-Version von Last Epoch verfügbar. Die Konsolenversionen werden zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt aktualisiert.