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Okay, so Diablo 4 just dumped a mountain of patch notes on us. It’s like Christmas for gamers who love updates, though maybe not the best metaphor. Anyway, six classes in the game are getting buffed. All of them. And some quality-of-life stuff is getting tweaked for Sins of the Horadrim. Plus, loads of bug fixes. This update is hitting July 15. Mark your calendars or don’t… I always forget.
So, back on July 1, the game dropped Season 9, something about the Sins of the Horadrim. Sounds ominous, right? This update is a deep dive into the Horadrim saga, bringing back Astaroth for a brand new brawl, and it’s got features like Horadric Spells and Strongrooms. Not gonna lie, I didn’t even know what a Strongroom was until now.
Anyway, more updates coming your way soon. These updates, which you absolutely need, I’m sure (sarcasm?), will be live on July 15. Every class is getting some buffs. Barbarians are apparently winning the jackpot with a bunch more than others. Good news if you love swinging big hammers or whatever.
Oh, and there are quality-of-life tweaks too. Like in the new seasonal content, Horadric Arcana will be automatically picked up now. Thank the gaming gods. And Myriad Stones now give you Attack Speed buffs, stacking like a Jenga tower. Horadric Artifacts’ channel time was cut by half a second and, get this, can’t be interrupted in Nightmare Dungeons.
Bug fixes? A ton of those babies are included. Some quests were wonky, with glitches and enemies misbehaving. Ever had a Treasure Goblin no-show? In the Deserted Underpass, no less. Yeah, that’s a thing. And those soft-spoken Astaroth voice lines? Sorted.
While we twiddle our thumbs waiting for the update, here’s a sweet tidbit: You can score a new transmog item just by watching Diablo 4 streams on Twitch. Three hours, and bam! You get the Glensoul Arbalest crossbow. The campaign ends on July 19 at 10 AM, so there’s time after the update.
Wait—where was I? Oh yeah, patch notes… they’re rolling out on July 15, 2025 (write that down). And speaking of random details nobody asked for, let’s geek out over some numbers. Like the Spiritborn and Aspect of Pestilence damage increases. Because those really make my day. Not.
There’s more where that came from: bug fixes, balance tweaks, you name it. It’s like an endless parade of tiny digital improvements. From fixed quests to improved user interfaces, the works. The nitty-gritty: stuff like Barbarian’s Lucky Hit Chance up from 10% to 20%, and Druid’s Pulverize going hard with increased damage.
I could go on. But I won’t. Unless you ask, then maybe. Diablo 4’s swirling chaos of updates spirals onward. Stay tuned for all those random improvements ensuring the game remains just as maddeningly addictive as ever.
If you don’t remember any of this tomorrow, that’s cool. Just keep an eye out for those updates—July 15. They’ve got shiny new stuff all wrapped in digital promises. Fingers crossed it all works out.
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