Diablo 4 player bags a perfect roll on an ultra-rare Ancestral Unique bow estimated at 1-in-175K odds, declares it's "still crap"

A Skyrim player has stumbled upon an unusual situation in the massively popular RPG, leaving them with an unusual sense of guilt for killing an in-game NPC. The massive world of the beloved Bethesda RPG features a seemingly endless amount of content for players to explore, both throughout its many towns and across the game's vast wilderness. Skyrim has no shortage of side quests for players to tackle for the many NPCs, often leading to larger overarching stories within the wintry region. One player's in-game actions, however, have left them feeling unusually guilty about killing an NPC.

Players frequently share their unique Minecraft builds with the community, including one fan of The Lord of the Rings who made an in-game recreation of Rivendell. Lord of the Rings builds in Minecraft have proven popular with gaming and Tolkien fans, and this particular build has already received praise from both communities.

Recently, it was reported that several bugs have been discovered relating to the Gauntlet and Leaderboards, allowing players to drastically inflate their scores in an unfair and exploitative way. Thankfully, Blizzard is on the case — and is reacting swiftly to maintain the integrity of the Leaderboard rankings. Leaderboard Bug Discovered

Patch 1.3.3 added new features to the player profiles, including equipped skills, time played, Seals from the Gauntlet, and transmog names and sources. Diablo 4 Patch 1.3.3 Patch Notes The Gauntlet and Leaderboards Guide When viewing a profile, players can now see the equipped skills (without upgrades) and the time played on that specific character. You can also view player profiles on the Gauntlet leaderboard by clicking on their names, if they aren't set to private.

When customising Tav or Durge in Baldur's Gate 3, you can add face markings and neck tattoos, but there's nothing for the rest of the body like on many of the characters you meet along the Sword Coast.

There are a number of tracks that repeatedly show up in the franchise, and with rumors of surfacing, there are still a number of tracks that haven't made an appearance for a while. revamped many classic tracks from previous games, especially in the Deluxe Booster Course Pass, where many tracks from made an appearance. With the Deluxe Pass bringing in many classic and loved tracks, there are still many tracks that are due to make a comeback.

Diablo 4 has revealed the patch notes for update 1.3.3, which will arrive on March 5 for all platforms. Announced at the most recent Campfire Chat, this will be the fifth Diablo 4 update released this year. The patch will bring general improvements, several fixes, and anticipated features by the Diablo 4 community.

Patch 1.3.3 is bringing various changes to the Barbarian class, including buffs to the Unique Gloves ! Diablo 4 Patch Notes: Patch 1.3.3 Barbarian Class Overview

Blizzard has just released the patch notes for Diablo 4 Patch 1.3.3 which includes The Gauntlet, leaderboards, class changes, Vampiric Powers returning, and more! The patch will be released on March 5. The Gauntlet and Leaderboards Guide Vampiric Powers Returning

Skilled-based matchmaking has been an ongoing topic of conversation in the Call of Duty community for a while.

Action-RPG Last Epoch is off to a flying start on Steam after hitting 1.0 earlier this week, and it's drawing great comparisons to Diablo.

A Diablo 4 player has spotted multiple cosmetics with placeholder images in the controversial microtransaction shop. Since Diablo 4 was released, it has sold a rotating lineup of cosmetics in its shop to add to those offered by the different editions of the game, but this equipment may not have the intended imagery.