There are also a few quality-of-life improvements including the removal of level requirements for Season 1’s World Tiers 3 and 4, making it a bit easier for players who recently finished the original World Tiers to complete, plus Malignant Hearts now grants armour that directly maps with player item power. In terms of gameplay, there are several fixes for Malignant Power bugs, the main culprit being a combination of Dark Dance and Punishing Speed that created an issue causing players to inadvertently stun themselves instead of enemies. Of note, an issue where players accidentally activated their Premium Battle Pass was fixed, with Blizzard adding a confirmation window once the initial activation button has been selected, preventing players from making unintended purchases. For now, character balancing remains unchanged while stability, bug fixes and further optimisations are on top of the priority list for this week’s patch.

Patch 1.1.0c comes ahead of the promised Campfire Chat developer livestream announced for this Friday, which should gives us a clear indication of what to expect with the next major update (patch 1.1.1) going forward. Blizzard has released yet another Diablo 4 patch update that seeks to address various issues and kill some underlying bugs left behind by last weeks controversial Season of the Malignant update that frustratingly nerfed classes leaving players slightly disgruntled.

Blizzard diablo 3 patch notes