When I want an easy mode season, I always lean heavily on the Demon Hunter. I am not sure exactly which of the things I did actually solved the problem, or even what the problem was exactly… but for now I am going to stop asking questions. I swapped that and from that point forward the game has been extremely smooth and I’ve yet to crash out to the desktop again. When I got into the game I noticed that for some reason it was set to 32-bit mode instead of 64-bit mode. From there I attempted a client repair again, and this time around it took about 10 minutes to complete making me think that maybe it was actually doing something that time. Instead what I ended up doing is exiting entirely, moving my D3 install, and then going through the process of reinstalling the game while pointing at the new directory. I tried to do a client repair but it did not seem to be doing much of anything. I am not sure what caused this or honestly what solved it.

This stabilized but when it came to the actual seasonal launch, I started encountering a problem where I would hard lock every 30 mins or so and then have to hard kill the application to get out of it and back into the game… occasionally having to go so far as to go into task manager and kill entirely.

I logged in early Friday morning and was encountering all sorts of issues where my stash tabs were not loading immediately and when they did load it looked like a 90s-era GeoCities site loading one icon at a time. Speaking of maintenance… I had a bit of a rough start. We decided to come back to Diablo in part because this is probably the last great hurrah for the game before the launch of Diablo 4, and the title goes even further into “maintenance mode”.

Good Morning Friends! On Friday evening Season 28 of Diablo 3 started, and I returned to my regular rhythm with my good friend Ace in attempting to complete it.

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