The PTR is an opportunity for the player base to test Season 28 before launch and will be available from January 31 for only seven days. Far from resting on their laurels with the upcoming release of the next game in the series, the Diablo 3 team seems to be hellbent on going out with a bang⁠-adding a never-before-seen paragon tree 'Alter of Rites', significant class changes to monks, and item changes to other classes. Yesterday Blizzard released Patch notes for Public Test Realm (PTR) 2.7.5 detailing some surprising changes for Season 28 which will be named Rites of Sanctuary.

Season rewards will include the 'Wings of Terror' cosmetic.ĭiablo 3 is gearing up for its final season before the long-anticipated release of Diablo 4 this year in June.

The new season theme 'Rites of Sanctuary' introduces a brand new paragon tree, the ability to craft Primal Ancient weapons, and class changes.Blizzard has announced Season 28 of Diablo 3 will be available to test from January 31st in PTR patch 2.7.5.Here's our complete guide to Diablo 4 Unique items in case you're on the hunt for the best gear your class has to offer. Oh, and apparently there's a small chance the new wand will glitch you into an area outside the playable map and get you killed or stranded. Sorcerers in Diablo 4 are having a rough go of it for more reasons than one, as the big season 1 patch dealt the already weak class a bunch of devastating nerfs. Anecdotally, a coworker prone to vertigo watched the clip above and also reckoned this kind of effect would become a problem for them after a while. 'I've never been diagnosed with that but I definitely got a little nausea twinge watching,' reads another comment. That said, one commenter noted that they 'have a history of Meniere's disease and am sensitive to vertigo triggers and I had to turn this off after a few seconds because I started to feel dizzy.' Other folks are worried the visuals and animation may trigger epileptic seizures in those suffering from the condition, but without guidance from a neurologist or reports from someone with epilepsy, there's no hard evidence to suggest the weapon could actually cause seizures.

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