With only a few weeks until the release of Diablo 4, many fans of the franchise will be relieved to learn that the Treasure Goblins will be changing before the game’s release. Following the recent Diablo 4 Server Slam, this news will relieve those who had issues with the creatures.
The Diablo franchise has maintained a solid fan base over the years, which has heightened excitement for the release of Diablo 4. Although many fans are still excited about what’s next in the Diablo franchise, a beta event in March caused concern and uproar among some players plagued by server issues and an overall challenging experience.
However, following the Server Slam event for Diablo 4 a few days ago, it appeared that many of the issues had been thankfully resolved, and reception was much more positive, but some players still encountered a few bumps in the road that left them concerned about the game’s state at launch. Thankfully, a Diablo 4 developer’s update has some good news.
Player Concerns About Treasure Goblins
One Server Slam participant expressed their concerns about the Treasure Goblins, the creatures players can kill for loot, in a tweet to Diablo’s SVP and General Manager Rod Fergusson. Despite killing over 20 Treasure Goblins, the player claimed no legendary loot, and only two cosmetics were dropped. According to Fergusson, other irritated Diablo 4 players will be relieved to know that the problem has been resolved in time for the game’s release. You can check his tweet below.
In a Twitter response to the concerned player, Fergusson stated that the Diablo 4 developers are well aware of the Treasure Goblin issue and have already made the necessary fixes. With only a few weeks until the game’s release on June 6, the Diablo 4 team is rushing to ensure everything goes as planned.
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Following a successful Server Slam for Diablo 4, the game’s developers have been working tirelessly to ensure that the game’s launch does not repeat the mistakes of the March beta. Regarding beta events, player feedback can be invaluable in resolving game issues, so it’s encouraging to see that the developers appear to be utilizing this feedback to make Diablo 4 the best it can be.
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