Blizzard has just released Patch 1.1.0a for Diablo 4, which is 220MB in size, and shared its complete changelog. Update 1.1.0a adds 6 Unique Items and 7 New Legendary Aspects to the game. Moreover, it comes with a number of bug fixes and tweaks.
Going into more details, the Diablo 4 Patch 1.1.0a makes various improvements from an accessibility perspective. For instance, it packs many fixes to the Screen Reader where it failed to read specific elements.
Moreover, it fixes multiple instances where players could unnaturally teleport during boss encounters. It also adds more dynamic loading screens.
It’s also worth noting that this update features a number of gameplay tweaks and improvements. For example, Altar of Lilith Unlocks and Map Discovery are now account wide. It also significantly improves overall loot quality for Silent Chests. Furthermore, it adds PS5 Dual Sense Edge Wireless controller support for PC.
Needless to say that this major update also comes with character balance tweaks and changes. Not only that, but it adjusts level scaling inside dungeons and most overworld territories in World Tiers III and IV.
Lastly, make also sure to read our PC Performance Analysis as well as our PC Review.
As always, Battlenet will download this update the next time you launch its client. Below you can also find its complete changelog. As you can see, the changelog for the Diablo 4 Update 1.1.0a is huge. Thus, we’ve decided to screen-grab them and share them with you. This way, you won’t have to endlessly scroll down.
Diablo 4 Patch 1.1.0a Release Notes
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