With Gamescom now kicking off in Cologne, Blizzard is getting ready to show their stuff and this video teases what’s coming up. Guess what? Diablo doesn’t even get a look in. That’s pretty damn sad.
Gamescom kicks off next week and Blizzard is gearing up to showcase their titles. It’s no surprise there’s not much for Diablo players.
Blizzard is now experimenting with changes for the 2.6.1 update on the PTR and patch notes are available. A list of issues has also surfaced.
Last night Blizard released the StarCraft Remaster and it’s now listed on the Battle.net client. We’ve seen hints in job postings that perhaps Blizzard is looking at a Diablo 2 remaster but there’s no concrete confirmation on that as yet.
Remember that strange decision made by Blizzard to ditch the Battle.Net name and move over to the Blizzard App? Well, Blizzard has had a change of heart.
The Diablo 3 patch 2.6 has been out for a while now as has the Necromancer so what can Blizzard do now to improve the game in 2.7? Forum visitor XelNagaIvan dropped an extensive post with videos and PDFs which take a look at some of the possible things Blizzard could do to improve items and sets in the next patch.
We all know the problems Diablo 3 had at launch, remember the good old Error 37 message when the game launched? That caught Blizzard and the community off guard. We also know that early days of Diablo 3 were not great when it came to items and drops. Then there was the Auction House.
The team at IGN has put together a 20 year retrospective article which includes comments from the different Diablo teams. Rob Foote, Joe Shely, Julian Love, Russell Brower, Erich Schaefer, and David Brevik all took part to provide some historical commentary.
If you’ve been wondering why pet classes such as the Necromancer and Witch Doctor are having a hard time with summoned creatures not wanting join in the combat, then you’re not alone. Blizzard is on the case though.
As a new Challenge Rift hit this week Blizzard has been watching feedback from the community. Blizzard has posted to clarify how the builds are chosen when a new Challenge Rift goes live and that they plan on tweaking the system.
