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  27 мая

  Necromancer Aspect Tweaks for More Consistent Damage

  
  

  Season 9's PTR also reveals changes to Diablo 4's Aspect system, which customizes skill bonuses and Diablo 4 Items playstyle synergies. The Necromancer's Blighted Aspect, for example, is being reworked for more consistent damage output.

  
  

  Previously, Blighted Aspect provided a high damage bonus of 35-55%, but only triggered after ten consecutive hits. Now, the buff activates after fewer hits and scales with every consecutive hit, granting a 15-25% damage increase per hit, resetting six seconds after the first hit.

  
  

  This change shifts the damage model from a delayed burst to a more fluid, consistent ramp-up, rewarding sustained attack chains and precise timing.

  
  

  What These Changes Mean for Players

  
  

  The datamined patch notes and PTR reveal a concerted effort by Blizzard to address class balance issues that have frustrated players in earlier seasons. Sorcerers will likely enjoy a resurgence in popularity due to buffs that make their elemental skills feel impactful and fun, no longer relying heavily on one or two meta skills.

  
  

  Barbarians gain crucial buffs to underused skills, especially in crowd control and cheap Diablo IV Items sustained damage, potentially expanding their effective toolkit in both solo and group content.

  
  

  Meanwhile, tweaks to the Necromancer's Aspect system hint at a broader rebalancing philosophy: moving away from extreme burst thresholds toward smoother, skill-based damage scaling.

  Necromancer Aspect Tweaks for More Consistent Damage

  Season 9's PTR also reveals changes to Diablo 4's Aspect system, which customizes skill bonuses and Diablo 4 Items playstyle synergies. The Necromancer's Blighted Aspect, for example, is being reworked for more consistent damage output.

  Previously, Blighted Aspect provided a high damage bonus of 35-55%, but only triggered after ten consecutive hits. Now, the buff activates after fewer hits and scales with every consecutive hit, granting a 15-25% damage increase per hit, resetting six seconds after the first hit.

  This change shifts the damage model from a delayed burst to a more fluid, consistent ramp-up, rewarding sustained attack chains and precise timing.

  What These Changes Mean for Players

  The datamined patch notes and PTR reveal a concerted effort by Blizzard to address class balance issues that have frustrated players in earlier seasons. Sorcerers will likely enjoy a resurgence in popularity due to buffs that make their elemental skills feel impactful and fun, no longer relying heavily on one or two meta skills.

  Barbarians gain crucial buffs to underused skills, especially in crowd control and cheap Diablo IV Items sustained damage, potentially expanding their effective toolkit in both solo and group content.

  Meanwhile, tweaks to the Necromancer's Aspect system hint at a broader rebalancing philosophy: moving away from extreme burst thresholds toward smoother, skill-based damage scaling.