Diablo 3 hotfixes finally detailed
Fans have been complaining about unannounced Diablo III fixes for the last few days. Now, you can consider those fixes announced.
Despite its extensive development time, Diablo 3 continues to get patched days after launch. Blizzard hasn't detailed many of the changes, with fans discovering to their surprise that certain skills are gone or nerfed. Well, the changes aren't secret any more.
Blizzard offered a complete list of changes and fixes that it had implemented as far back as three days after launch. Be advised that there are spoilers in the fixes if you have not completed the game yet.
Among the changes were the already mentioned tweaks to the monk's rune Boon of Protection, the Wizard's Force Armor and the Demon Hunter's Smoke Screen. Also, the game crashing bug of giving a shield to your Templar follower if you were a Demon Hunter was fixed on May 18. And most importantly, the notes say that "over 30 game and service crashes affecting players" have been resolved.
Luckily, I had not experienced any of the crash issues, but I'm not too happy about changes made to the monk since I am playing one. But hotfixes or not, the game continues to be a lot of fun.
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John Keefer posted a new article, Diablo 3 hotfixes finally detailed.
Fans have been complaining about unannounced Diablo III fixes for the last few days. Now, you can consider those fixes announced.-
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The "finally" was in regard to nerfs and changes made well before any announcements came out. People were complaining they had no clue why the Wizard armor or Demon Hunter smoke screens was changed. If you look at the change list, the first change happened back on the 18th fixing the Templar shield bug. That was a good thing, but nothing was ever said officially about it.
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Yes, those nerfs were made a matter of hours before the announcement, so "finally" hardly seems justified. On the 18th there was only one change that isn't a fix for a game-breaking bug, which nobody even noticed except for the Inferno-rushing group that was abusing that rune. And ultimately this whole story seems trivial and hardly news-worthy in the first place. You even made a personal editorial comment in the article about how unhappy you were.
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It's appropriate. It's pretty aggravating to discover these changes the hard way. The useless launcher they make you use is a perfect place for info like this, but no, all that's been there since the game launched over a week ago is
" AVAILABLE NOW Buy Diablo III "
That's right, the game you already bought is available for sale! I'm so glad it's here to tell me this. My concerns of this launcher being a redundant hurdle to starting up the game are completely dispelled.
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did they fix this one yet?
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