Diablo 4 enthusiasts have uncovered a game-changing infinite damage build that's causing server lag. This build, utilizing new seasonal boss powers, has been demonstrated by YouTuber Macrobioboi and showcases the potential to obliterate rooms full of enemies. The key to this build lies in combining the Vampiric Curse Legendary Aspect with specific boss powers, resulting in a continuous loop of damage and server strain.

Infinite Damage Build Boss Powers Makes Servers Lag

The latest season of Diablo 4 introduces new boss powers that, when correctly combined, can generate an infinite damage build. This build not only demolishes enemies but also slows down the game's servers. The build relies on the Vampiric Curse Legendary Aspect, which keeps enemies in a Vulnerable state until they die, coupled with the Flesh Reaper's Disruption boss power that should remove Vulnerable but instead triggers a continuous stun due to the Legendary Aspect's effect. Adding Varshan's Life Steal boss power, which deals significant damage every time a boss power is activated, completes this powerful setup.

The sheer number of calculations required for this build causes server lag, as demonstrated in wudijo’s YouTube video. He noted, "There are a lot of calculations going on, it's very understandable that this is a laggy build." Blizzard Entertainment has not yet addressed this issue, allowing players to continue using this build, albeit at the cost of game lag.

Worrying Prices with Berserk Collab

In other news, Diablo 4 is collaborating with the iconic manga Berserk, introducing a range of cosmetics and items. However, the high cost of these sets has fans concerned. While players can earn Behelits in-game to unlock free cosmetics such as the Hawks Destiny Back Trophy, Skull Knight’s Heraldry Mount Armor, Brand of Sacrifice Marking, Foretold Eclipse Headstone, and Od of the Berserker Emblem, the premium sets demand a significant investment.

The premium offerings include The Berserker Armor for Barbarian, The Hawk of Light and The Struggler for Rogue, The Skull Knight for Necromancer, The Schnoz pet bundle, and the Warhorse of the Hawk mount and mount armor. Each set costs 2,800 Platinum, equivalent to around $28, which is nearly half the price of the base game. Purchasing all sets would require a 15,000 Platinum bundle, totaling $150 with an additional 3,500 Platinum included.

Despite the high quality of these sets, the pricing has led many fans to reconsider their purchases. This pricing model is consistent with Diablo 4's previous collaboration with World of Warcraft, hinting at potential high costs for future collaborations. Diablo IV is available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Stay updated with the latest game news by checking our articles regularly!