As the debate over access to powerful and rare items for Diablo 4 continues, one player has confirmed the first drop for the special item Andariel’s Visage.
WowHead reported a Diablo 4 Barbarian named YesYou was awarded the coveted helm. Polish gamer NadinWins shared the drop on YouTube, showing off her powerful, Life Steal-style edits.
The player behind YesYou, named Lithie, is the first person in the world known to the community to take the Visage of Andariel. As Blizzard confirmed recently, there are six of the rarest items in the game, and only a few have been found since Diablo 4 went live earlier this month.
Due to the hundreds of millions of hours Diablo 4 has already been played, the drop in these six items is very low, leading many in the community to ask Blizzard to do something about it. Meanwhile, in the midst of these discoveries, players are comparing the lowest prices of special items with other things that cannot be done in reality to show that grinding is not profitable for them.
“You’re more likely to die falling out of bed than taking a Shako,” said Redditor Shaka Walls of the almighty Harlequin Crest (Diablo players called this unique helm Shako). “Yeah, the odds are I’m going to get killed by a shark and a gold AK-47 before I drop one of those, and I’m not a normal person,” laughed Sauvadurbuz.
Some players insist that you have a better chance of winning the lottery than getting one of Diablo 4’s special items. “The chance is 0%. Stop wasting your time. Even if it does, it would be financially irresponsible not to sell your account.”
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Forbes reporter Paul Tassi attended Twitter to compare the chances of finding Diablo 4 the rarest item to be struck by lightning. “This is not ‘something that needs to be cultivated!’ You don’t farm, you want to be struck by lightning,” said Tassi. “Two of them were found among millions of players in two weeks.”
What has become known since Blizzard confirmed the existence of these items is a community-driven effort to find a reliable way to “farm a target”. Quest farming involves replaying the same Diablo 4 slither over and over again because it feels like the enemies inside it can drop something.
All Blizzard has said so far about these rare items is that they only drop from level 85 including enemies, they always drop at 820 power, and they can be found anywhere you can find rare items. Because of this, Blizzard has said, the best way to farm these items is to play the ones that give you “the most special x amount of time”. Check out IGN’s How to Get Special Items guide for more information.
Of course, there is not much to do, but this did not stop the players from coming up with important ideas. One popular theory suggests that players focus on monster families. This theory suggests real-life monster families (we’re not talking about The Addams Family here!) can leave the real world behind. As WowHead points out, if this theory is true, certain types of monsters (e.g. carnivores) would lose certain items (axes and helmets).
Reddit user, u/Spartun put together a useful infographic to help players, although it is worth noting that currently no monster families increase the chance to drop a ring or charm, which means the Ring of Starless Skies (special ring) and the Melted Heart of Selig (special charm). ) may be difficult to find.
Regardless of the truth, some players have said that the cultivation of the desire to cultivate even some of the principles that help to make the work is not worth it. “People who are talking about farming to grow these strange things are very rare…let’s just say ‘don’t understand’ how the math works to find these things,” said Shaka_Walls. “There’s a saying ‘the lottery is a tax on fools’ and it seems to apply here too.”
Diablo 4 was set big, to be Blizzard’s best-selling game. It is again hit with opponents, and, in general, it has gone down well with fans. However, The cost of Diablo 4’s microtransactions has raised eyebrowsand, surprisingly, Whoopi Goldberg asked Blizzard to release Diablo 4 for Mac.
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Wesley is the UK News Editor for IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can come to Wesley wesley_yinpoole@ign.com or privately at wyp100@proton.me.
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