Lucky Diablo 4 Player Finds Cellar Full of Treasure Goblins

One Diablo 4 player miraculously stumbled upon a Diablo 4 Items cursed chest and a cursed healing well in the very same location. NightLanderYoutube posted a clip of the lucky discovery to the diablo4 subreddit. The video shows the player in the Inner Sanctum of Diablo 4's Cultist's Refuge dungeon on World Tier 4 triggering both the cursed well and chest events simultaneously. The level 95 Necromancer then proceeded to wipe the floor with the waves of monsters, easily completing the masteries for both events and reveling in an epic rain of loot.

Among the pile of loot at the end of the massacre was a collection of Sacred and Ancestral weapons and armor pieces as well as thousands of gold and some Flawless gems. It's safe to say that this player will have a lot of reading to do upon returning to the nearest town if they have the space on their character to carry most of the loot. While unknown, it's likely that chests and wells in Diablo 4 are cursed at random and that it's matter of luck that the chest and healing well in this area both became cursed at the same time.

The gameplay of Diablo 4 is designed to be most fun when there's a high density of mobs on screen at once. Many commenters under the Reddit post expressed that they wish Blizzard would raise the base density of enemies in the world to be closer to the madness that was shown in this clip. Though, with two world events unfolding in the exact same spot at World Tier 4 in a late-game dungeon, this is likely the most hectic Diablo 4's gameplay can get.

A Diablo 4 player has managed to kill Uber Lilith in a mere 79 seconds. Defeating Uber Lilith in Diablo 4 is no easy task even at level 100, but this Necromancer running a Blood Orb build made it look like a walk in the park.

Diablo 4's endgame activities are extremely challenging even after players hit the level cap. However, the game also allows players to tinker with different builds, some of which are seemingly a little too much for the in-game enemies to handle. For instance, Blizzard had to nerf a Blood Lance Necromancer build in Diablo 4 that quite literally "broke" the game by causing server lags. Now, it looks like it might have to nerf the Necromancer class again considering this player managed to kill the game's toughest boss easily.

YouTuber Struth Gaming was the one to achieve this incredible feat where they managed to obliterate Uber Lilith in Diablo 4 with a unique Blood Orb build. To top it all off, the video says that it took 79 seconds to kill the Echo of Lilith, but in reality, the player only hit Lilith twice and the rest of it was just waiting around for her to complete her animation between the two phases of the fight.

In the beginning, the player had already spawned three massive Blood Orbs in the arena before Lilith appeared. When the fight started, they quickly cast Bone Prison and made Lilith vulnerable with some Corpse Tendrils, which was followed by a baffling burst of damage that wiped Lilith's health bar completely.

Something similar happened during the second phase where Lilith's health bar vanished in one hit, and the rest was just surviving the collapsing floor. Fans in the comments were left perplexed after witnessing this as they couldn't comprehend what happened. Thankfully, Struth Gaming has mentioned that they will put up another video explaining this extremely powerful Necromancer build in Diablo 4.

Several community members already believe that Necromancer is the strongest class in the game right now, and this video is proof for the same. Additionally, it was two Necromancers who were the first ones to finish a level 100 Nightmare Dungeon on Hardcore difficulty in Diablo 4, which further cements the community's belief. However, Blizzard has mentioned that it will be rebalancing a lot of things with the upcoming Season 4 which might see the class get massive nerfs.

A few Diablo 4 players have been complaining about a serious bug in the Fury Against Fate quest, where they cannot destroy a barrier to move on with the story. Despite being Blizzard's fastest-selling game ever, Diablo 4 isn't perfect, and still has to iron out a few bugs.

Diablo 4 just released its 1.04 update last week. This minor patch fixed several bugs and introduced some gameplay changes, including increasing the player's maximum capacity for crafting materials. However, it seems that one persistent bug was left untouched by the patch.

Diablo 4 Player Finds a Level 1 Butcher

Now, a few players are complaining about a bug that is preventing them from finishing Fury Against Fate, a Diablo 4 quest set in the Dry Steppes. In a short clip shared by TheHeartsFilthyLesin, it's possible to see the gamer trying to destroy a Gore-soaked Barricade and being unable to do any damage to it. This barrier is part of a larger quest in which the player confronts some barbarian cannibals. In one segment, they need to overcome this barrier to continue, but it seems that there's a chance that the barrier will become indestructible for some players.

Diablo 4 fans in the comments had their own solutions for how to solve the problem. M8888K, for instance, recommended the player change the maximum background FPS to 1, log out of the game, re-enter the cave, and then alt-tab until they hear barbarians yelling. Kc0181 said they only made it by switching their PS5 to Wi-Fi and then starting a download, while Zeus_aegiochos affirmed that the secret was to increase the game's latency before entering the cave by having a poor Wi-Fi signal. Most of these solutions tend to point out that the issue has some link with the player's internet connection. Unfortunately, there's a D4 materials chance that none of the solutions shared in the thread might work in a specific game, leaving the player unable to finish the quest.