Rob2628: PTR Patch – Huge Barb Nerfs & Overall Buffs for Season 4 Diablo 4

Rob2628 discusses the upcoming PTR patch for Season 4 of Diablo 4, highlighting significant nerfs to the Barbarian class and overall buffs to other classes.

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Rob2628 recently released a video discussing the PTR patch for Season 4 of Diablo 4. In the video, he delves into the major changes coming to the game, with a particular focus on the Barbarian class. The patch introduces significant nerfs to the Barbarian, including reductions in damage for skills such as Charge and Hoda, as well as changes to key passives like Blood Rage and Marshall. However, other classes receive notable buffs and improvements.

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Key Takeaways:

  • The patch brings significant nerfs to the Barbarian class, including reductions in damage for skills like Charge and Hoda.
  • Other classes receive buffs and improvements, with changes to key passives and skills.
  • The patch introduces new items, such as unique boots that have a chance to cast non-mobility non-ultimate skills on cooldown.
  • The pit system is changing, requiring players to clear runs in time to unlock higher tiers and earn more rewards.

Changes to the Barbarian Class:

The Barbarian class sees several nerfs in the PTR patch. Skills like Charge and Hoda have their damage reduced, making them less viable options. Key passives like Blood Rage and Marshall also receive nerfs. However, there are some buffs to other skills such as Double Swing and the shouts, which now create dust devils and deal more damage. Additionally, new unique pants allow pets to benefit from all of the player’s stats, potentially opening up new playstyles for Barbarians.

Other Class Changes:

While the Barbarian class sees significant nerfs, other classes receive buffs and improvements in the PTR patch. The patch introduces new items, such as unique boots that have a chance to cast non-mobility non-ultimate skills on cooldown. There are also changes to key passives and skills for classes like the Druid and S, offering players new build options and playstyles. Overall, the patch aims to balance the classes and provide a fresh experience for players in Season 4 of Diablo 4.