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Joining the likes of Diablo 4 studio Blizzard and Palworld studio Pocketpair, a community manager from Helldivers 2 developer Arrowhead has reminded players that it's fine to just take a break from a game and play something else for a while.
Gather near, adventurer. Since our last content update, you have earned coveted garments from the Overflowing Arsenal limited-time event, gained untold riches from the Sunfall Reliquary Grotto, and fought through many returning events.
Browser Diablo has been a thing for a while now, and we wrote about a previous incarnation back in 2019. That version is unfortunately offline these days, but another one has taken over my browser like someone jammed a soulstone into its forehead. Diablo's source code, as reconstructed by GalaXyHaXz and the devilution team, has been ported to WebAssembly and lives again via Github.
Arguably the most important new quest in Season 5 of is which is tied to unlocking the Infernal Hordes mode recently added to the game. Infernal Hordes are ways for your character to earn tons of valuable loot by defeating waves of powerful enemies. However, you cannot access this mode for item farming until you complete this seasonal mission.
A chaotic new sorcerer build in Diablo 4's latest season was so strong it was killing more than demons. The servers, it seems, couldn't handle players filling their screens with lightning bolts and frozen orbs, so Blizzard had to step in yesterday and fix it.
Gardens is a reputable games studio with a background in games such as Diablo IV, Skyrim, Journey, Firewatch, and many more across the team's resumes. Today, Gardens announced it is teaming up with Pragma, the backend game engine that built platforms for some of the biggest live-service games, to get the best online multiplayer support possible for their newest game. These games include League of Legends, Destiny 2, and Plants vs Zombies 2.
A recent glitch in has caused waves amongst the community as Blizzard has had to step in to prevent the game's economy from falling apart. While the fourth mainline entry in the action RPG franchise has had its fair deal of bugs and glitches, it's ultimately regarded as a success amongst the player base, many of whom were worried about it following the dismal reception of. Unfortunately, some problems are bigger than others and require drastic measures before they spread too far.
When a new season of rolls around, fans flock back to their PCs and consoles, hoping to find the next big weapon, Aspect, or other item to add to their builds and further their demon-slaying fantasies. One of the most popular of these new items has been the Shard of Verathiel. This new sword can be added to almost any build for an excellent bonus.