Diablo 3 Beta Patch 14 Live

The new patch is out and it’s awesome! Graphics are improved, I feel like they also improved the physics a bit, although no mention of it in the patch notes. Seems that the monster now do double damage, are harder to kill as well as some other difficulty increases, the Skeleton King almost buy d3 gold killed me multiple times during the fight. All in all the game feels and play great. Some minor lag issues, but overall this beta feels finished. Check out this brutal boss fight on my first run-through with the barbarian. You can get cheap diablo 3 gold the patch notes at the bottom of this post.
For best graphics set to 1080p – click play, then click the gear icon that appears then 1080p.
Let’s take a look at the crafting changes:
Crafting
Gold cost to craft items reduced
Cost to train Blacksmith doubled
More diablo 3 gold crafting materials are now required to craft items
Chance to salvage rare crafting material from blue Magic items reduced from 10% to 5%
This just made crafting a whole lot more expensive. Doubling the price of training the Blacksmith, reducing salvage rate and really increasing guild wars 2 gold the number of materials needed to craft items. This is a much needed change as players got into the habit of mass-producing crafted items hoping for a chance to get the affixes they wanted, and salvaging and selling the rest.
Check out Markco’s commentary on the effects of the patch:
Blizzard buy gw2 gold has meet a lot of negative feedback from their long-time followers about the fact that they have sacrificed the dark, gruesome nature of Diablo and made it easier and more appealing to the “casual player”. It seems that players voices are being heard. I’m noticing scenes of gruesome murder and impalement inside of dungeons, playing the game takes more effort and skill and leveling up artisans will now be a monumental task. That combined with the Blizz dev’s promise that “You Will Die a Lot” in later difficulty stages makes me think that Blizzard still has what it takes to satisfy the hardcore PC gaming market.
Not much longer now…