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The next Diablo IV Items Campfire Chat will take place on July 28 at 11am PT. Four developers will be present during the stream to explain the quality of life changes and character class balance updates arriving with Patch 1.1.1. Additionally, there will also be a Q&A session towards the end of the stream where players will get a chance to field their questions in hopes of getting an answer from the developers. This Campfire Chat will be streamed on Twitch and YouTube, and there will also be an article that follows it for players to catch up on the missed details.

During the previous livestream, Blizzard had already detailed some of the major changes in Diablo 4 that would arrive with Patch 1.1.1. For instance, Sorcerers and Barbarians will receive a buff and mob density in Nightmare Dungeons will be tweaked. Players will also get an additional Stash tab and will be able to store up to 99 Elixirs. Blizzard had also promised a change how gems work in the game where they will be identified as materials, however, that will arrive in Season 4. Blizzard also noted that it will be making changes to the leveling system in the game where the grind from 50-100 will "feel less like a job."

The upcoming Patch 1.1.1 will look to rectify some of the issues highlighted by the community after Diablo 4 Season 4 patch released, but it will still be far from the community's expectations. Thankfully, Blizzard has always been proactive in addressing such issues and will look to fix a majority of them with Season 4.

Diablo 4's first battle pass is lackluster, with underwhelming cosmetics and limited variety in armor sets and weapons. The battle pass fails to provide enough Platinum for players to buy additional cosmetics, diminishing its value. Blizzard's failure to impress with this battle pass may deter players from investing in future seasons, potentially hurting the longevity of Diablo 4.

Diablo 4's Season of the Malignant introduced a lot of new things to the ARPG, but one of the most interesting additions came in the form of the game's first-ever battle pass. Diablo 4's battle pass functions like most battle passes, as it gives players a variety of new cosmetic goodies they can claim throughout the season. While earning all of these goodies is relatively straightforward, the actual quality of them leaves much to be desired.

Battle passes sell themselves on cheap Diablo IV Gold the quality of their cosmetics, but Diablo 4's first battle pass is kind of lackluster. The pass itself feels like it was built around incentivizing tier skips, it fails to give players enough Platinum to buy any additional cosmetics, and most of the rewards look bland. While it may be too late for Blizzard to change it now, future seasons cannot follow the lead of this first battle pass. Doing so could hurt the longevity of Diablo 4 and give players little reason to buy into the concept going forward.