Some skills and builds are not as effective as we would like, so we're pushing out some buffs to increase their strength.As an example, we generally want to avoid creating situations where players can survive unreasonably high amounts of damage for long periods of time because it too greatly warps our vision for how combat should be in Diablo IV. While we want players to both feel and be truly powerful, some Class builds and synergies are outside of our bounds for what is reasonable for the health of the game, so we are reducing their effectiveness.Our goal behind these changes is to create a better balanced and enjoyable experience across the board. Overall, we're quite happy with the performance of our Classes, but we know there is always room for improvement. We’ve made some balance adjustments to Classes and want to provide our reasoning behind them. Fixed an issue where some players couldn't type their locale's language during Shop checkout.ġ.0.2d Build #42131 (All Platforms) - June 5, 2023.Fixed an issue where stuttering could occur on higher-end machines.Fixed an issue that prevented players from successfully progressing through the checkout flow for purchases in the Shop.Address an in-game checkout experience error.Fixed a graphical issue where black textures would flash after teleporting into specific towns.ġ.0.2h Build #42245 (All Platforms) - June 8, 2023.Fixed an issue where control inputs would stop responding when a player teleports or zones in and out of a dungeon.Fixed an issue where Necromancer players would sometimes be stuck at the character selection screen.
As we introduce patches to keep your experience in Sanctuary smooth, we will update the below list and denote whether the fixes are intended for PC, Xbox, PlayStation, or all platforms.ġ.0.2i Build #42338 (All Platforms) - JBug Fixes I just wrote my steps from memory as I didn't feel like bothering to look for the guide at first.The Diablo IV team has been diligently monitoring your feedback. 60 seconds guide to getting your game to run in DOSBox It basically covers what I explained here, but in greater detail. 😀Īlso, here's the official 60 second guide. If you want to make things easier, add the mount commands to the autoexec section of your DosBox conf file. Step 7.) The rest should be self explanatory. Step 6.) To install the game, type either "INSTALL" or "SETUP" Step 5.) Go to the DVD drive by simply by typing "D:" Step 4.) Type "mount d D:\ -t cdrom " (this may not quite be right, it's a long time since I've installed a game in DosBox straight from a disc rather than using an iso) Step 2.) With the Warcraft II CD in your DVD drive, open DosBoxįrom here all of commands I give will be commands you type in DosBox. Step 1.) Make a folder in your C: drive called "dosgames" (all one word without quotes) Here's what you do assuming your DVD drive letter is D:
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