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Data from a dedicated player suggests that the drop rates for legendary gear in Borderlands 4 are extremely low, making it frustrating for players to obtain specific items even after extensive grinding, raising concerns about the game's balance and reward system.
Diablo 4 players are criticizing the "stupid" drop rates for temporary seasonal items, particularly the Unique Stones with low drop rates from the Uber Malphas boss fight, which are essential for builds and will be removed once the season ends. Players feel that the drop rates are unreasonable and not fun, with some expressing frustration at the increased drop rates in a previous patch. They are calling on the developers to consider their feedback for the next season.
Diablo 4's Hotfix 5 patch notes reveal that the drop rates for Echo of Duriel Uber Uniques have been doubled until January 8th, 2024, providing players with a better chance of obtaining these rare items. The patch also includes adjustments to Vampire Powers and bug fixes related to Charged Bolts.
Blizzard has temporarily disabled the drop of Uber Uniques from Helltide Chests in Diablo 4 due to them becoming too common after a recent patch. The decision came after players reported earning Uber Uniques more quickly than expected. The rarest items in the game, Uber Uniques will be unavailable until a hotfix is implemented, which is expected to be done by Friday afternoon Pacific Time. Other unique items will still be obtainable from the chests.
Blizzard has temporarily disabled six super rare unique items in Diablo 4 after they were added to the Helltide Chest loot pool in update 1.0.4. The change was made to address an issue with Helltide Chest drops, but fans had welcomed the addition of the rare items. Speculation suggests that the items were dropping too frequently, prompting Blizzard to remove them from the game. Some players are calling for a rollback to prevent imbalance in PvP, but a fix is expected soon with adjusted drop rates.
Blizzard confirms that Diablo 4 has six super rare unique items that can only be obtained from level 85+ enemies and have a fixed power level of 820. However, the drop rates for these items are extremely low, leading to community debate about their "lottery level rarity" and whether they are worth the effort. Some players suggest adding set stats and bonuses to these items to make them more rewarding for invested players. Blizzard has yet to confirm the exact drop rate for these items, but players are already trying to work it out for themselves.