They’ll be adding another stash tab to alleviate some of the inventory issues.They will increase monster density in Helltides and Nightmare dungeons.There are a number of changes coming in patch 1.1.1 which will be here in less than two weeks, and details will be revealed in another chat next Friday. Blizzard says they’ll notify the patch notes well in advance, avoiding the surprise we saw with this last patch, where changes weren’t announced until the patch was already live.It doesn’t affect much in lower dungeons, but maybe after 40 you will start to feel the difference. One thing he promised already The implemented Nightmare dungeon is a nudge for difficulty, to the point where a level 100 dungeon now feels like a level 70, as they acknowledged that higher dungeons were left far behind.That being said, a new endgame activity is coming that will allow high level players to do a lot more than just Nightmare Dungeons.

But outwardly, strong constructions should be affected less often.

Likewise, they say it’s okay for them to leave the more OP builds alone, and they’ll instead focus on the builds that are really Mess To do heavy damage (recently Barbarian Whirlwind, Druid Pieces and Sorcerer Ice Pieces).

They promise that when they implement massive nerfs in the future, they’ll also do massive buffs to compensate, even if it means making some builds overly powerful for a while.

Their overall goal is to make multiple builds successful with each class, and will add new items and powers each season to do so.Normally, he said he would never have a patch like this again, to avoid the kind of meltdown we’ve seen here in the community.Here’s a list of everything Blizzard promised during the showcase.

The end result of the chat was that a large number of changes are being made to the game, and promises are being made about what is to come and what will not happen again. The Nerf-heavy patch destroyed builds and made the game more difficult. Blizzard just finished broadcasting campfire chat, which served as the Mayan culprit for patch 1.1, causing players to rip off their clothes and review the game on Metacritic to bomb into oblivion.

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