Diablo 4: Infinite Damage Build Causes Server Lag

Diablo 4 players recently uncovered an infinite damage build that wreaks havoc on servers, causing noticeable lag. This build leverages specific seasonal boss powers and a Legendary Aspect to create a loop that overwhelms the game's processing capabilities. The build combines three key elements: the Vampiric Curse Legendary Aspect, which applies a persistent Vulnerable status effect; Flesh Reaper's Disruption, which attempts to remove Vulnerable but fails due to Vampiric Curse's mechanics; and Varshan's Life Steal, which triggers massive damage upon activating boss powers. The resulting cascade of calculations severely taxes server resources, leading to a sluggish gaming experience. In a video posted by YouTuber wudijo, the screen floods with countless abilities, keeping enemies perpetually stunned. Blizzard Entertainment has not yet addressed this issue, leaving players to weigh the pros and cons of exploiting this build.

Concerns Over High-Priced Berserk Collab Sets

In addition to the technical challenges posed by the infinite damage build, Diablo 4 players are expressing concerns about the recent collaboration with the iconic manga series Berserk. While the event introduces exciting cosmetics and items, the cost associated with these offerings has raised eyebrows among the community. Some of the exclusive cosmetics are purchasable through the game’s premium currency, with each set priced at 2,800 Platinum—a figure equivalent to approximately $28 USD. Collecting all available sets costs a staggering $150 or 15,000 Platinum, plus an additional 3,500 Platinum bonus.

Though the quality of these items is undeniably high, the steep prices have left many hesitant to invest. Free alternatives exist via the Berserk Reliquary, which can be accessed using Behelits earned through gameplay. Rewards include the Hawks Destiny Back Trophy, Skull Knight’s Heraldry Mount Armor, Brand of Sacrifice Marking, Foretold Eclipse Headstone, and Od of the Berserker Emblem. However, these pale in comparison to the allure of the premium sets, which feature iconic armor designs from Berserk.

This pricing strategy mirrors Diablo 4’s earlier collaboration with World of Warcraft, suggesting similar models may follow in future crossovers. Despite the allure of exclusive content, players are carefully considering whether the investment aligns with their budgets and preferences.

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