Diablo III Kanai's Cube Revealed [Jun 24, 2015, 07:55 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
The Patch 2.3.0 PTR Preview
for Diablo III we posted last night outlines some significant changes
coming to Blizzard's action/RPG sequel. They outline plans for a new zone, a new
artifact, crafting updates, adventure mode updates, a new Season Journey
feature, new difficulty levels, new Legendary and Set items, and combat changes.
The most drastic change is probably the new artifact, Kanai's Cube, which is
apparently the Horadric Cube's daddy. Here's word on this upcoming change that
will appear soon on the test realm:
For those who eagerly gather crafting materials on their journey to level 70, we’ve got good news you’ll especially enjoy. Starting in Patch 2.3.0, the same crafting mats you use at max level will be available as you level up! We’ve also crunched down the number of crafting recipes, making the process easier and more fluid than ever as your results now dynamically adjust to your character’s level. Whether you’re bashing skulls on the highest difficulty or have just started your career and killed your first Champion or Elite pack, your crafting mats will never go to waste.
Same. I play a ton and then realize there's no real point. Need another xpac with higher level cap imo. Each time they tease with this new content I get excited, but realize it's just a carrot.
This does sound like a great patch though. Man, if you didn't play it at all and started the game fresh now, the bang for your buck would be fantastic.
Also gotta hand it to Blizz, putting the kind of support into this that we only dream other titles had. The initial purchase and xpac has been a heck of a value.
This does sound like a great patch though. Man, if you didn't play it at all and started the game fresh now, the bang for your buck would be fantastic.
Also gotta hand it to Blizz, putting the kind of support into this that we only dream other titles had. The initial purchase and xpac has been a heck of a value.
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