We have been hearing feedback from players regarding some of Diablo 4 Gold the changes in 1.1.0 for #DiabloIV. We are going to have a Campfire Chat later this week on Friday to talk more about it. We will have more details/timing in the next day. Thanks again for the feedback!July 19, 2023

In a tweet last night, Diablo 4 global community development director Adam Fletcher says that "We have been hearing feedback from players regarding some of the changes in 1.1.0 for Diablo 4. We are going to have a Campfire Chat later this week on Friday to talk more about it."

From Diablo 4 to Starfield and even Baldur's Gate 3, 2023 was an amazing year to wait a few months before playing the big games | MMOEXP　

It was a bittersweet experience slowly finishing Baldur's Gate 3 over the course of several months, regularly watching Larian release game-changing features and quality-of-life tweaks. Imagine eating your way through a three Michelin Star buffet and every now and then a waiter comes out to add another banger dish to the spread. And then the fifth extra dish turns out to be something you really wanted – let's call it Inventory Management Soufflé – except now you're already full and can't eat much of it. You know, that was really good, but if I'd waited a little bit longer before chowing down, I might've enjoyed this a lot more.

I've had this thought – or a less metaphorical version of this thought – a lot this year. 2023 was an amazing year for playing games, and maybe an even better year for waiting to play games. The comeback-cementing release of Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty and its accompanying 2.0 update is probably the most extreme example of waiting for improvements. But even for games that were initially released this year, waiting even a month or two could lead to cheap Diablo IV gold a dramatically improved first impression.