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Retro Gamer

Diablo 4 lead says "there's often no ideal solution" when it comes to doing anything in the action-RPG:…

Zaven Haroutunian, associate game director for Diablo 4, discussed the challenges of game development, particularly in action-RPGs where ideal solutions are often elusive. He highlighted the importance of player feedback and iterative adjustments, citing recent additions like the Warlord and Paladin classes in the Lord of Hatred expansion as examples of strategic repositioning and customization.

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Retro Gamer

All Diablo 4 Chronicles of Creation locations

This guide details the locations of the Chronicles of Creation collectibles within Diablo 4's Skovos region, added with the Lord of Hatred campaign. Players must activate nearby Lilith and Inarius statues to reveal and claim these collectibles, which reward gold and XP. Collecting all 30 Chronicles unlocks a questline culminating in a reward from the archivist Kallinos.

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Destructoid

Best Warlock builds in Diablo 4

This guide details the best Warlock builds in Diablo 4, focusing on the Lord of Hatred expansion. It covers three main specs: Demonology, Hellfire, and Abyss/Occult, highlighting the Apocalypse Warlock as the top general build. The article provides specific gear recommendations and strategies for each build, referencing content creators and websites like Maxroll.gg.

Retro Gamer

First Diablo 4 Lord of Hatred patch nerfs the Butcher, makes charms easier to find, and raises questions about "where a useless unique item could be transmuted"

The first major patch for Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred is set to release on May 13, introducing significant changes including a nerf to the Burning Butcher, making charms easier to find, and addressing various bug fixes and quality-of-life improvements. The update also resolves issues with War Plans and NPC dialogue, aiming to create a smoother gameplay experience.

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Retro Gamer

Lord of Hatred is Diablo 4 at its best because it remembers Diablo 3 was good, actually

The Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred expansion revitalizes the game by incorporating lessons from Diablo 3, particularly in its skill tree and progression systems. The expansion introduces a new region, Skovos Isles, with a more vibrant art style, addressing criticisms of Diablo 4's previously muted aesthetic. With these changes and a new endgame structure, Diablo 4 now feels like a complete and compelling action RPG.

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Blues News

Morning Interviews

This article details the making of Diablo IV's 'Lord of Hatred' content, featuring insights from Blizzard Entertainment. It delves into the development process and creative decisions behind this aspect of the game.

IGN

Rebuilding Sanctuary: The Making of Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred with Blizzard

This article delves into the development of Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred, featuring insights from Blizzard Entertainment. It explores the process of rebuilding Sanctuary and the creative decisions behind the upcoming expansion.

Massively Overpovered

The MOP Up: V Rising mulls over a new patch

Stunlock Studios is gathering player feedback for an upcoming balance and bug-fix patch for V Rising. This roundup also includes news on updates for Villagers and Heroes, The Elder Scrolls Online, MechWarrior Online, and Apex Legends, among others.

Blues News

Sunday Multiplex

The PLAYISM Game Show 2026 featured an official gameplay overview of 'Welcome to Kilcairn' by Thick as Thieves. The event also included content creator videos and a discussion about the most awkward class in Diablo IV.

Invision Community

Diablo IV May 2026 Patch Is Absolutely Huge: Class Buffs, Talisman Rework & Endgame Changes | Invision

Diablo IV is receiving a massive update on May 13th, focusing on extensive class balancing, Talisman system improvements, War Plan adjustments, and numerous bug fixes. This patch aims to significantly enhance the player experience by addressing long-standing issues and refining endgame content, including The Pit and Infernal Hordes.

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Retro Gamer

For Diablo 4's Lord of Hatred DLC, Blizzard designed the new warlock class to feel like it could beat the necromancers and sorceresses in a "fist fight"

Blizzard Entertainment designed the new warlock class for Diablo 4's Lord of Hatred DLC to feel distinct from necromancers and sorceresses, focusing on summoning living demons rather than reanimating the dead. The developers aimed for a class that could stand its ground in a direct confrontation, with skills that involve summoning demons to attack or create defensive barriers.

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PC GamesN

A big new Diablo 4 patch buffs everyone with bug fixes, and solves War Plans frustrations

Blizzard Entertainment has released a significant patch for Diablo 4, focusing on numerous bug fixes that will indirectly buff all character classes. The update addresses issues with Necromancer minion stats, Rogue Imbuements, and Mythic Seals, among many other class-specific problems. Additionally, the patch introduces quality-of-life improvements for trading, War Plans, and dungeon accessibility.

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Destructoid

Best way to farm Silent Chests in Diablo 4 Season 13

The most effective method for obtaining Silent Chests in Diablo 4 Season 13 is by farming Helltides, which are recurring in-game events. While not guaranteed, Helltides offer the best chance to find these chests, identifiable by their gold chains. Opening a Silent Chest requires 25 Murmuring Obols and can yield valuable gear and resources, with at least five needed for certain Seasonal Challenges.

Blues News

Game Guidance

A trick involving the Horadric Cube in Diablo 4 allows players to preserve desirable item rolls during the crafting process. This guide details how to utilize this mechanic for better gear optimization on PC.

PC Gamer

Nobody believes Blizzard meant to give Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred players a 900% gold boost, but that hasn't stopped them from exploiting it until someone sticks a decimal point in there

Players are exploiting a bug in Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred that grants an unintended 900% gold boost, allowing them to accumulate billions of in-game currency. This exploit, likely caused by a forgotten decimal point in an item's stats, is being widely used despite Blizzard Entertainment's likely intention to fix it soon. The bug involves rerolling seals in the Horadric Cube and equipping specific charms, leading to massive gold gains in a short period.

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PC GamesN

An easy Diablo 4 Horadric Cube trick lets you protect your best rolls while crafting

A trick involving the Horadric Cube in Diablo 4 Lord of Hatred allows players to protect valuable affixes during the crafting process. By first rerolling and keeping a desired stat at the Occultist, players can lock it in place, preventing it from being removed during subsequent Horadric Cube crafting. This method is particularly useful for preserving 'greater affixes' which represent exceptionally strong stat values.

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PC Gamer

Videogame 'beta versions' are anything but, says veteran RPG dev—real games are 'sh***y, sh***y, sh***y, sh***y, slightly less sh***y, and it skyrockets' at the end

Lead designer Prokop Jirsa of Warhorse Studios argues that public 'betas' for upcoming video games are misleading, as they are significantly more polished than internal alpha and beta builds. He highlights the long development times and the challenges of releasing polished games, referencing the development of Kingdom Come: Deliverance.

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Massively Overpovered

Massively Overthinking: What should MMOs do about ‘rush-to-endgame’ players?

This article discusses the challenge MMORPGs face with players who 'rush to endgame' content, exemplified by a Diablo IV streamer's rapid completion of its endgame. The piece explores whether developers should prioritize these hardcore players or focus on broader player retention strategies. Contributors debate the value of catering to a small percentage of players versus ensuring long-term engagement for the majority.

Retro Gamer

Diablo 4 alone makes this $15 game bundle worth it, so with one of the best JRPGS of the last decade and 6 other games…

A Humble Bundle offer is currently available for $15, featuring Diablo 4 and Shin Megami Tensei 5: Vengeance, along with six other games. This bundle is highlighted as an exceptional value, particularly due to the significant playtime offered by Diablo 4 and Shin Megami Tensei 5 alone.

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Blues News

ARGs and Easter Eggs

Diablo 4 players are actively engaged in searching for the 'Cow God' within the game, a pursuit that falls under the umbrella of Alternate Reality Games (ARGs) and elaborate Easter eggs. This player-driven mystery has become a significant point of discussion and activity within the game's community.