Blizzard details the first Diablo IV patch

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Blizzard details the first Diablo IV patch

It’s now official: a new Diablo has been unleashed onto the world. Owners of the Deluxe or Ultimate versions can already play it! Others will have to wait until June 6, and Blizzard plans to fine-tune the game to ensure that the official launch takes place under the best possible conditions.

That’s why a first patch has already been deployed on June 2. The update is applied automatically and players don’t need to download anything. It includes some balance changes on the menu.

Monster health values have been increased on later World Tiers, and the cooldown time for the Shout skill has been reduced and no longer appears on items.

Regarding classes, the Wizard’s Flame Shield enchantment is now equipped in an enchantment slot, on a full cooldown. Finally, Rogue’s Inner Sight now has a four-second delay before marking another enemy, once the previous one has been defeated.

Source: videogameschronicle.com

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