![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/diablo-4-hotfix-makes-it-easier-to-get-wrathful-hearts-to-fix-soul-crushing-season-1-grind/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_diablo-4-lilith-header.png&description=As promised earlier this week, Blizzard has rolled out a small hotfix for Diablo 4 but it still hasn't fixed a persistent quest bug that's been in the game for months. Another day, another Diablo 4 patch. This time it's a hotfix following the big update this week to fix everything going wrong with Season 1, and should alleviate grind for Wrathful Hearts and Invokers. Diablo 4's endgame and Season 1 content hasn't landed well with players – understandable, given it's been a decade since the last mainline entry of Diablo 3 and Blizzard's first bash at a live service Diablo title. The developers have held livestreams to discuss community concerns and changes heading to the game based on feedback, and this week we got the long-anticipated Diablo 4 update 1.1.1, intended to bring balance to the five character classes. But it didn't address everything, with the Fury Against Fate bug still running rampant in the game post-patch. Diablo global community development director, Adam Fletcher, assured players that it hadn't been forgotten about, saying that the studio "will try to get that in this hotfix." It didn't. Patch notes for Diablo 4 hotfix 6 are here and the Fate Against Fury bug didn't make the cut. Fletcher did tweet out an update on the quest, saying it'll get zapped in update 1.1.2. He didn't give us a date for the impending patch, simply saying it'll be "coming up very soon". The Diablo 4 hotfix isn't a complete washout though; it'll make the Season 1 grind significantly less frustrating thanks to bumping up the drop rate and craft chance for Wrathful Hearts and Invokers As well as increasing the drop rate and craft chance for Wrathful Hearts and Invokers, there's now also a chance that Wrathful Invokers (and other Invokers) will drop from elites. Bug Fixes Seasonal Bug Fixes The drop rate and craft chance for Wrathful Hearts and Invokers has been increased. Miscellaneous I don't know what was going on with the drop rates pre this hotfix, but those percentages wer){kind=link}
As promised earlier this week, Blizzard has rolled out a small hotfix for Diablo 4 but it still hasn’t fixed a persistent quest bug that’s been in the game for months.
Another day, another Diablo 4 patch. This time it’s a hotfix following the big update this week to fix everything going wrong with Season 1, and should alleviate grind for Wrathful Hearts and Invokers.
Diablo 4’s endgame and Season 1 content hasn’t landed well with players â understandable, given it’s been a decade since the last mainline entry of Diablo 3 and Blizzard’s first bash at a live service Diablo title. The developers have held livestreams to discuss community concerns and changes heading to the game based on feedback, and this week we got the long-anticipated Diablo 4 update 1.1.1, intended to bring balance to the five character classes.
But it didn’t address everything, with the Fury Against Fate bug still running rampant in the game post-patch. Diablo global community development director, Adam Fletcher, assured players that it hadn’t been forgotten about, saying that the studio “will try to get that in this hotfix.” It didn’t.
Patch notes for Diablo 4 hotfix 6 are here and the Fate Against Fury bug didn’t make the cut. Fletcher did tweet out an update on the quest, saying it’ll get zapped in update 1.1.2. He didn’t give us a date for the impending patch, simply saying it’ll be “coming up very soon”.