Diablo 4 1.1.0c patch notes for July 26

Diablo 4 Patch Notes 1.1.0c on July 26

The stream of post-1.1.0 update patches continues for Diablo 4. Today, Blizzard released patch 1.1.0c. However, this isn’t the big update Blizzard promised to talk more about in their Campfire Chat this Friday, which includes Sorcerer and Barbarian changes.

Instead, the update mostly focuses on fixing seasonal-related issues and a bug with the Battle Pass screen. The patch also lists further stability improvements, which I definitely appreciate.

Diablo 4 1.1.0c patch notes for July 26 update

  • Fixed an issue where several Focus off-hand items could only have an aspect imprinted on them once.
  • Fixed an issue where combining the Dark Dance and Punishing Speed Malignant Powers could cause the player to stun themselves.
  • Fixed an issue where the Grim Reward Season Journey objective could be repeated by dropping and picking up the same stash.
  • Fixed an issue where the Werebear and Werewolf fur color was too bright in certain situations.
  • Fixed an issue where movement on specific controllers was often not functioning correctly.
  • Updated the activation of the Premium Battle Pass with a confirmation pop-up.
  • The default focus (the button the controller will first highlight) on the Battle Pass screen is now the Season Journey button.
  • Fixed multiple instances where players were encountering crashes.
  • Further stability improvements.
  • Fixed an interaction with the Agitated Winds Malignant Heart power which led to automatic Cyclone Armor casts to ignore its own cooldown.
  • Acquiring or re-allocating Seasonal Blessings will now clear the vendor buyback inventory.

Obviously, we have no definite timeframe for the larger update here. Nonetheless, Blizzard said we could expect a quick turnaround after discussing it in detail during the July 28 Campfire Chat. This is all part of Blizzard’s new plan to communicate better with players regarding larger upcoming balance changes. After very poor feedback to their sudden patch 1.1.0 release that brought unexpected changes, Blizzard assured players they would not do a patch like that again.

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