No Plans to Change Field of View Options in Diablo 4

Season 3 of introduces many new customization options for your character, including the Juggernaut's Aspect which can be applied to any gear piece. This defensive modification works for any class and gives a strong protection buff that could work with certain builds. The seasonal content offers this Aspect as a reward for engaging with the new story introduced for this season.

Blizzard has announced a Hotfix that will increase Lunar Shrine experience as well as provide increased Glyph experience bonuses. Along with these enhancements, Diablo 4 Global Community Development Director, Adam Fletcher has confirmed that there will be an additional patch that will allow players to redeem cosmetics on any character. Diablo 4 Patch 1.3.1 Hotfix 1 Diablo 4 Patch 1.3.1 Hotfix 2

Blizzard has revealed that Patch 1.3.2 of Diablo 4 will release sometime next week, with the patch notes being revealed this Friday. Global Community Development Director Adam Fletcher announced on X, formerly known as Twitter, that both a second hotfix and patch notes for Patch 1.3.2 would be coming this week, with the release of Patch 1.3.2 shortly after. As of now, there is no word on if the widely-anticipated Leaderboards and Gauntlet are part of Patch 1.3.2.

Diablo 4 once again found itself in the eye of the storm with the launch of Season 3 (Season of Construct), as community complaints took aim at unpopular traps that littered some encounters and ineffective loot. But Blizzard's newest patch seems to have reversed the verdict. 

Season 3 of introduces Nightmare Vaults, or larger dungeons you can unlock with special keys called Vault Sigils. These areas are filled with Construct enemies and bosses you can defeat for rare rewards. However, opening Vaults requires materials from world events exclusive to the seasonal content throughout Sanctuary.

Season of the Construct is now live inDiablo 4, along with its first hotfix addressing a particularly annoying progression blocker. However, several players aren’t happy with the season in general, whether it’s the lack of much new content, the Vaults and their traps, the underwhelming Seneschal Construct, etc.

Diablo 4 had a rough start with Season 1, an encouraging recovery with Season 2, and now seems to have taken a step back or at least lost some momentum with the launch of Season 3. Players have complained of ineffectual and annoying new content since the new season's release, but as the action RPG's community dips back into disgruntled territory, at least Blizzard has been quick to assure people that it's paying attention to the early feedback.

With Season 3 finally live, some players are experiencing some rather annoying bugs. While there are few progress-ending bugs such as the Drums of the Vault issue which was recently fixed, other, less critical bugs have reared their heads — and they can be quite annoying.

When it was confirmed that Season of the Construct would be launching on Tuesday, January 23rd, Diablo 4 players were somewhat confused. This is because shortly after the launch of Season 2, Global Community Development Director Adam Fletcher stated that the team would try to release future Seasons on Thursdays or Fridays instead. Season 3 Scroll of Escape Upgrades Echo of Lilith Bug Fix in Season 3 Fast forward three months to the beginning of Season 3, and we are still receiving a Tuesday release.

The next Season of is starting soon and is finally introducing pets to the game, in a way. The Season of the Construct will call upon the Traveler to journey beneath the desert sand in Kehjistan, an area from which nothing good ever comes. Hidden behind traps and dangerous monstrosities are impressive rewards as the legacy of Zoltun Kulle's evil genius is discovered deep within the new dungeons called Vaults.

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Earlier this week, Blizzard announced what's coming up in Season 3 of Diablo 4, and underneath the mountain's worth of lore and loot updates, there was the surprisingly good news that WASD key controls were finally being added to help provide even more accurate and precise movement in the game over the series' traditional mouse clicks. Not that any of them could decide how to actually pronounce WASD when it came to talking about them on last night's Developer Update stream, though, as there were competing cries of "was-dee", "wased" and "double-you-ey-es-dee" all over the shop as they debated this clearly very "controversial topic" live on air. Read on for more details about what they're hoping to achieve with WASD controls in the game, but more importantly: how do you pronounce WASD? Let's get a poll up asap.