Studio 'actively taking fan feedback into account'
Blizzard has confirmed it is working on max-level content for Diablo 3, allowing high-level characters still have a reason to keep playing the acclaimed dungeon crawler.
Chief executive Mike Morhaime revealed the news in a letter to the Diablo 3 group this afternoon, weeks after the company admitted that Diablo 3's end-game had failed to maintain players engaged as extended as expected. Morhaime said in a statement on Thursday: "We are working on a gameplay system that will offer players who have max-level, high-powered characters new goals to strive for as an option to the 'item hunt.' "We're not ready to obtain into specifics just yet, but I may say that we're actively taking your feedback into account as we plan out the future of the game." The CEO included that you can already see some of its work in patch 1.0.3, and promised followers will see "additional improvements" with 1.0.4. "On the game balance front, this update will include changes created to further deliver on the team's goal of promoting 'build diversity,' with buffs to many rarely utilized, underpowered class abilities," he said. "Another topic we've seen actively discussed is the fact that better, more distinct Legendary items are needed. We agree. Patch 1.0.4 will also include new and improved Legendary items that are more interesting, more powerful, and more epic in methods you probably won't be expecting." Blizzard is also working on a number of interface up-dates, including social improvements that will let players to more easily see friends' achievements, more rapidly join games, and more efficiently communicate with each other.
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