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A frequently requested change to Diablo 4’s Enchanting system will be coming in Season 4 – the cost to reroll Gear Affixes at the Occultist will now cap at a certain cost. Blizzard revealed during the latest Campfire Chat that Enchanting costs would be one of the systems receiving an overhaul, no longer scaling to an absurd degree on repeated rerolled pieces of gear. For more information on the March 20th Campfire Chat, check out Wowhead’s Developer Livestream Liveblog. Currently, players looking to reroll an affix on their gear have to pay a continuously scaling gold cost on each reroll.

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It was initially rather surprising when Moon Studios, well known for developing the beloved Metroidvania games Ori and the Blind Forest and its sequel, announced that its next game isn't a Metroidvania at all. No Rest for the Wicked is an action-RPG not unlike Diablo, but the devs have reassured that it's "much more Metroidvania" than most games in the genre.

The Leaderboard Legends competition is now in full swing, running from March 19 to April 2. The competition lasts for two Gauntlet rotations and gives players who secure the #1 spot in any bracket the chance to win a personalized, custom-autographed poster from Micah Ulrich. Diablo 4 Gauntlet and Leaderboards Guide Diablo 4 Gauntlet Tier List

The development team behind Diablo Immortal has taken a strong stance against any and all exploitation of the game's economy in a newly released statement. The Diablo Immortal team makes it very clear that they're cracking down on cheaters and hackers who exploit the game's in-game currency, warning players against engaging in prohibited activities.

Week 3 has begun, and with it a new Gauntlet map makes its debut! No more tunnels for us — we're instead heading to Cathedral of Light Barracks and dungeons in the newest Gauntlet layout. Diablo 4 Gauntlet and Leaderboards Guide

With the Diablo 4 Gauntlet in full swing, players are testing themselves against the timer to see who can earn a permanent place in the Hall of the Ancients. Most players know that heading to Gea Kul and blowing the Horn of Trials will let them start a run in the Gauntlet — but what many players may not have realized is you can start a Gauntlet attempt from anywhere in Sanctuary. How to Enter the Gauntlet in Diablo 4 When opening the Trials menu in your Collections, you'll see the overview for Leaderboards, the Hall of the Ancients, and your personal progress so far — but that's not all this screen can do.

Are you looking to improve your score in Week 2 of the Gauntlet? Diablo 4 content creator Rob2628 and their community created a map showing the route they took to achieve a score of nearly 1 million on the second week's leaderboards. Diablo 4 Gauntlet Map Week 2 Diablo 4 Gauntlet and Leaderboards Guide Diablo 4 Gauntlet Tier List Rob highlighted the route of one of his earlier Gauntlet runs of the second week, where he scored 935,481 on the Solo Barbarian leaderboards. The map includes the order of everything important to know for a run, e.g.

Week 2 has begun, and with it a new Gauntlet map makes its debut! We've left the Guulrahn Slum map lookalike and instead find ourselves in tunnels this week — in a much larger and more complex map. Diablo 4 Gauntlet and Leaderboards Guide The monsters you'll see this week seem to have rotated as well — gone are the Khazra and humanoids of Week 1, and in their place you'll find flies, flies, and more flies.

With the Gauntlet and Leaderboards coming to the end of their first week, it seems a critical bug has been discovered — one that may call into question the top scores, and by extension all scores, on the leaderboard. Players have discovered a way to enter the Gauntlet without actually beginning the run, thereby allowing them to round up monsters and drag them to key places — locations that would allow these players to maximize their score in ways that wouldn't be possible for those entering the Gauntlet and beginning it legitimately. Top Barbarian and Diablo 4 theorycrafter Rob2628 has highlighted this bug on his stream: It is very clear that this isn't intended behavior for the Gauntlet, but so far Blizzard has not acknowledged the issue.

Some topics in the Diablo community will always spark controversy — Stash space, drop rates, itemization, and the in-game Shop have been some of the hot topics burning their way through circles of Wanderers since Diablo 4 launched. We've got our own opinions: read on to find out more about our take on the Gauntlet and Leaderboards allowing Private Profiles in Diablo 4! We are now one week into the Gauntlet, Blizzard’s newest Diablo 4 feature, and feedback has been leaning towards negative. Some players are wondering what part of this basic, static-layout Dungeon took nine months to develop, while others are simply underwhelmed by the rewards.

In the wake of the release of Patch 1.3.3a of Diablo 4, which addresses issues with Leaderboard filtering and a bug affecting PlayStation users, some concerns mentioning an issue with the scoring and Leaderboard placement for players on local split-screen co-op have come to light. Players who opt to play together in local co-op are forced to share the same screen, which poses a huge issue when competing against teams in the same Leaderboard bracket who do not face such constraints. Those playing in groups on separate game clients may freely split up and kill more enemies simultaneously than their split-screen counterparts. Global Diablo Community Development Director Adam Fletcher responded to the concern on X (formerly known as Twitter), agreeing with the sentiment and stating that there would be an internal discussion of the topic.