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Robin Bea

'Diablo IV's Latest Update is Nerfing a Broken Way to Play But Sweetening the Deal for Everyone Else

Blizzard Entertainment

If you’ve been enjoying nuking everything in Nahantu by turning into a human tornado, the next patch for Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred is about to put an end to your fun. Patch 2.0.3 is the largest patch to date for Diablo 4’s first expansion, bringing with it a nerf for one controversial Spiritborn build and a host of other changes that should make some parts of the game considerably better.

The biggest change coming in the patch is that the Spiritborn’s popular but utterly broken evade build is being laid to rest. For the uninitiated, this build relies on the Spiritborn’s Eagle skills, which prize mobility, to unleash ludicrous amounts of damage simply through dodging. The build has gotten so big with Vessel of Hatred players because it’s easy to use and makes farming dungeons and events unbelievably fast.

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