Blizzard will talk about controversial Diablo 4 patch in Campfire Chat this Friday
Earlier this week patch 1.1.0 for Diablo 4 dropped in preparation for the first season, Season of the Malignant. But after players resoundingly disapproved of its many changes, Blizzard is hosting a Campfire Chat to talk about all the controversial updates made in patch 1.1.0.
A Diablo 4 developer Campfire Chat will take place on July 21 at 11 AM PDT. According to community development director for Diablo Adam Fletcher, they’ve been hearing the feedback.
“We have been hearing feedback from players regarding some of the changes in 1.1.0 for #DiabloIV,” Fletcher tweeted. “We are going to have a Campfire Chat later this week on Friday to talk more about it.”
We have been hearing feedback from players regarding some of the changes in 1.1.0 for #DiabloIV.
We are going to have a Campfire Chat later this week on Friday to talk more about it.
We will have more details/timing in the next day. Thanks again for the feedback!
— Adam Fletcher (@PezRadar) July 19, 2023
The Campfire Chat will have game director Joe Shely, associate game director Joseph Piepiora, and Flecther on the stream to discuss feedback they’ve received from the community, and detail what’s coming for Diablo 4.
The first season for the ARPG had immense hype leading up to the patch. The developers had said the patch notes were over 6,600 words, giving many players hope that some big issues would be remedied.
With that big of an update, surely Necromancer minions would get a buff to have a viable summoner build. Surely, the Sorcerer class would get a proper rework to make them no longer the weakest class by far. Leveling to 100 in the pre-season proved to be quite a slog, so there had to be some experience changes on the way to make the leveling experience
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