Diablo 2 Resurrected Version 3.1.1 Brings Technical Bug Fixes via Update 1.35/1.035
Following the release of the Reign of the Warlock DLC for Diablo 2 Resurrected last week, Blizzard Entertainment has now pushed out a new patch for the action-RPG.
Players will see this Diablo 2 Resurrected patch installed as version 3.1.1 on the menu screen, and console gamers will be prompted to download D2R update 1.35/1.035 (complete version 1.035.000).
There are no balance changes made to the Warlock in this patch, but there are a host of technical fixes related to freezing, lighting improvements, and a lot more.
Read on for the complete patch notes.
Diablo 2 Resurrected Follow-up Patch for Warlock DLC Released as Version 1.35/1.035
Here are the known bug fixes in today’s title update.
General
- Fixed an issue with VFX distortion in Chronicle’s backlight when applied on Amazon.
- Fixed the game client freezing.
- Fixed a crash when interacting with the available game list with mouse and keyboard.
- Fixed not being able to craft ‘Mosaic’ runeword online non-ladder.
- Fixed Diablo Lightning Breath to hit characters at point blank range.
- Note: This was fixed earlier with Patch 3.1.
UI
- Fixed Mania runeword improperly appearing in the Chronicle as Hustle.
- Fixed tooltip for Apocalypse ability.
- Fixed title screen error from appearing.
- Fixed an issue where the Chronicle text appears as ‘eligible’ for items that have already been discovered.
Console
- Fixed an issue where player would get locked on ‘Ladder Board’ UI after docking or undocking the Nintendo Switch®.
- Fixed a crash when searching Chronicle on Nintendo Switch®.
- Fixed crash from Docking or Undocking while on Options ‘Brightness’ or ‘Screen Space’ when playing on Nintendo Switch®.
- Fixed crash when connecting the Nintendo Switch® to a Dock with the Loot Filter’s ‘Edit rule’ tab open.
- Fixed an overlap issue with UI on handheld platforms when using mouse and keyboard.
Chances are, Blizzard will release balance/gameplay-related changes to the Warlock class soon, and once it’s live, we’ll let our readers know.
