Now top whale clans are vacuuming players from other clans. Like for real, when all top clans will sit on all Towers of Fortitude? But clans, that will take control over your tower, doesn't have this buff, so they need to be 20% stronger.
Could it happen, that people owning fake clans will jump from one fake clan to another and claim rewards from it? Like farm it?Īnd the best is, when you get Tower of Fortitude, you get automatic that 20% DMG buff even for defending this tower. When do you get that rewards from towers? Imagine situation with fake clans. How do you prevent the situation, that next week will other fake clans make control over next towers? How do you prevent the situation, that this whales will come help to allied clans? Or, its ok to do it? Is this the right way? There is a big space for manipulation. How do you prevent situation, that top 10 whales will make fake clans, only to get control of this towers? They can now easy jump to others clans. Whoever will control this towers, will control whole game. There is only one important tower - Tower of Fortitude, with 20% DMG for all pvp. It will make strong clans much stronger and weak clans much weaker. But this 20% DMG tower for pvp in combination with zero time penalty when moving to another clan, will bring really big issues to game, much toxicity etc.
For more details, check out our Diablo 4 interview with Blizzard which reveals more about endgame activities, customization, and the new Legendary system for creative crafting.Don't get me wrong, I appreciate work done on this game from launch. In other Diablo news, Blizzard is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the franchise with a global tattoo tour, Diablo 4's Necromancer class has been revealed, and a Diablo 4 beta is also apparently on the way.
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