Right now, this feels especially true considering the rarity at which Treasure Goblins spawn and the fact that the items they drop generally feel obsolete at higher levels. During the patch 1.1.1 campfire chat, the Diablo 4 developers likened the chance of getting a Legendary item from killing a Treasure Goblin to a coinflip and acknowledged losing that coinflip felt bad. Currently, if you’re level 35, Treasure Goblins have a 50% chance of dropping a Legendary item. At level 15, killing a Treasure Goblin will result in a guaranteed Legendary drop. In patch 1.1.1 and beyond, the iconic Treasure Goblins will now have an increased Legendary item drop chance between level 6 and level 14. Legendary gear drops from Treasure Goblins

Here’s what you need to know about loot changes in Diablo 4 patch 1.1.1. For several of these, that means guaranteed Legendaries, which will make all of them much more appealing sources of high-end loot. When patch 1.1.1 goes live, three in-game sources of loot will have their Legendary item drop rate increased: Treasure Goblins, Legion Events, and bosses above level 35. Classes getting some love and tuning is definitely important for the overall state of the game when it comes to variety of playstyle, especially given the community response in general to the sweeping nerfs, but they’re not the only changes coming to Diablo 4.īut loot is also getting some buffs. A lot of the focus on Diablo 4 patch 1.1.1 have been on the class changes, mainly for Sorcerer and Barbarian.

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