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Diablo general manager Rod Fergusson says that Diablo 4's next patch will do for progression what the infamous Season 4 did to improve loot.
Everyone remembers wincing at the trailer for Diablo 4's first expansion Vessel of Hatred. In it, we saw a young girl hallucinate being crucified in hell in excruciating detail. It was a very hard watch that didn't actually say much about what the expansion will have to offer.
With Mephisto’s Soulstone in hand, Neyrelle sails south to the jungles of Nahantu to banish him for good. Knowing that Mephisto can corrupt even the most resolute beings, pushing them to insanity, you must track down Neyrelle to present a united front against the Lord of Hatred’s machinations and save Sanctuary together!
The Druid in is always one of the most preferred builds to use, and in Season 5, despite some of the other classes having some great options, that still seems to be the case. Finding agood Endgame build for the Druid will be the ultimate goal, as you want something that can quickly take out most enemies. In this case, you are going to want to look for agreat Landslide build that can get to the end of the game.
As spotted by Gamepressure, the LinkedIn profile of Harrison Froeschke made for some interesting reading—at least, before he realized and hid it. As the senior product manager on Diablo 4, Froeschke had good reason to boast about the action RPG's profits, and to be more specific than usual about how they broke down.
Around 650 people are reportedly being laid off from Microsoft's gaming team, according to an email allegedly sent to staff by Xbox head Phil Spencer.
is a game about creating exponentially bigger damage numbers with every swing of a weapon, but one fan has taken that goal to the obvious conclusion. With some careful character building and a decent understanding of the game's mechanics, it's possible to create heroes that can take down even the most challenging boss encounter with just a single attack. Of course, with the help of a glitch or two, that power level can be taken even further to the point where the game will refuse to calculate the result.