Diablo 4 Season 15: What the Latest Patch Means for Your Pro…
Players can now complete the Season 15 questline without the bug, but those already affected must start a new character. The community's request for Splinter stacking remains unanswered, leaving some…
Players can now complete the Season 15 questline without the bug, but those already affected must start a new character. The community's request for Splinter stacking remains unanswered, leaving some…
Key points - A bug in Diablo 4 Season 15 prevented players from completing the main questline by granting early access to Prime Evil powers. - The latest patch fixes the bug so new characters won't encounter it, but existing bugged characters need a workaround. - Affected players must create a new character in the same partition and complete the seasonal questline to unlock Prime Evil Powers for all characters. - The patch also fixes a Horadric Cube bug that blocked rerolling four affixes, but wasted resources are not refunded. - Players continue to request Splinter stacking, which remains unaddressed in this update.
Timeline - Season 15: A bug allows players to obtain a Splinter of Prime Evil early, blocking questline completion. - Latest patch: Blizzard fixes the bug and a Horadric Cube affix reroll issue. - After patch: Affected players must create a new character to unlock Prime Evil Powers; Splinter stacking still not implemented.
FAQ
Q: How do I fix my bugged character in Diablo 4 Season 15? A: Create a new character in the same partition (Normal/Hardcore or Normal/SSF) and complete the seasonal questline. This unlocks Prime Evil Powers for all characters in that partition.
Q: Will I get back the resources I wasted on Horadric Cube rerolls? A: No, the patch fixes the bug that prevented rerolling four affixes, but wasted resources are not refunded.
Q: Why aren't Splinters stacking in Diablo 4? A: Blizzard hasn't addressed this yet. Players have been requesting Splinter stacking for weeks, but the latest patch doesn't include it.
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