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We’ve also adjusted drop rates for Infernal Machines, with a 100% drop chance in Torment IV, and an increasing chance for a second machine to drop as you go up in difficulty.Īre you still playing Diablo III? Are you excited for its seventh season? Personally, I’m hoping Blizzard announce an expansion or something soon.

You’re now guaranteed a Greater Rift Key when completing any Rift, with a chance to get a second (or even a third) key as you increase the game’s difficulty. Blizzard are focusing their efforts on Nephalem Rifts in particular… You can read up on all of them (along with tweaks to existing sets and items) in detail right here.ĭifficulty aside, patch 2.4.2 will also ship with improved adventure mode rewards. Patch 2.4.2 will include a few new items and legendary powers as compensation. Who would subject themselves to that pain, that anguish? Oh you’re right – just about every hardcore Diablo fan! They will welcome this difficulty spike with open arms I’m sure.Īt least their suffering won’t be for naught. If you’ve sharpened your weapons on Torment X and are ready for new challenges, you’ll be happy to hear we’ve added Torment XI–XIII difficulties to the game, and filled them with progressively better loot-so get out there and wreck face, nephalem! With new power comes a desire to test your strength. Patch 2.4.2 is on the way, and it’s going to dial up the difficulty to 11. If you’re one of those people, yawn no more. Others meanwhile, grind gloriously until they have perfect builds and amazing loot, which then allows them to yawn their way through the RPG’s toughest challenge – Torment X. Oh who am I kidding? I tend to grind until I’m say, “Torment III capable”, and then I move on with my life (see: cry like a baby when I get squished by a mob of demons for the millionth time). Do you find that your Diablo III character is too strong? Does Torment X come across as a difficulty for ants? Yeah, I know that feeling!