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Ignored Feb 13, 2013 Copy URL View Post I'm not really getting a looping error or at least I don't think it is. It patched fine but when I tried accessing my characters in the Asia server after logging in, a message popped up:"A new patch for Diablo III is available. The game will not close and apply the patch automatically. You will be able to continue playing after the patch has been applied."Despite the fact that the game is already version 1.0.7.14633 it does not allow me retrieve my heroes in the Asia server. Changing the server to the Americas is fine though. Is there an ETA for the Asia servers (GMT+8)? Thanks. Andy 2 posts Andy Ignored Feb 13, 2013 Copy URL View Post i have this issue too.. any idea how to fix it? i believe the asia server still patching... can someone confirm it? tipsy 2 posts tipsy Ignored Feb 13, 2013 Copy URL View Post hi im currently encounter this problem also.. i
having trouble logging into Diablo 3 again? Fret not, this latest downtime - unlike the problematic launch of the game - is intentional. Blizzard posted on diablo 3 error 37 their official Diablo 3 forums this morning an update to let players know that the
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game will be unplayable for a hefty 10 hours as they run server maintenance in preparations for the patch 1.0.3. This 3007 postcode of course, again brings up the issue of forcing players to connect online to play a game that's largely single-player (read: DRM). We will be performing scheduled maintenance for Diablo III starting tomorrow http://us.battle.net/d3/en/forum/topic/7908401275 (June 20) at 3:00 a.m. CEST in order to deploy patch 1.0.3. We anticipate that maintenance will conclude and that all services will be available by approximately 1:00 p.m. CEST. Important: Please note that you will not be prompted to download patch 1.0.3 until the patch is live in your home region. If you are logging in from a European or Asian client, you will need https://gamerant.com/error-33-diablo-3-patch-robk-155724/ to wait for this patch to release in that region before it can be installed. Additionally, if your home region is the Americas, you will be unable to log into Europe or Asia using Global Play after patch 1.0.3 is live until those regions have also patched. 10 hours of downtime is a long time even, if it's not during peak hours. While continued maintenance and patching are critical, the issue that's not going away remains - players are forced by Blizzard to connect to their servers to play the game, even if they want to play by themselves. No single-player, no LAN allowed. During maintenance, Diablo and Diablo II work, but during maintenance Diablo III - the fastest selling PC game ever - does not. If you don't want the patch, too bad. If you just want to play your video game, too bad. Whether you're okay with DRM or not, this practice is arguably anti-consumer (remember the rage over Ubisoft's PC games DRM?) and I know a few players myself who are begging for Blizzard to patch in non-online play. Believe it or not, the problem is so severe in Korea, that Blizzard's offices were raided by the Fair
fiasco continues to unfold and amidst all the fuming and cajoling from consumers for Blizzard to come clean about what's going on, Blizzard has finally folded and described briefly why the http://www.cinemablend.com/games/Blizzard-Admits-Diablo-3-Item-Duping-Why-Asia-Server-Was-Shutdown-43472.html entire Asia server is offline, admitting that item duping was the official cause. If http://www.diablofans.com/news I recall correctly, one of the main reasons for punishing legitimate consumers with an always-on DRM atmosphere in Diablo III was to prevent hacks, exploits and item duping. Am I wrong? In an interview with MTV, Robert Bridenbecker, the Vice President of Online Technologies at Blizzard, explicitly mentioned that... "Internally I don't think [DRM] ever actually diablo 3 came up when we talked about how we want connections to operate. Things that came up were always around the feature-set, the sanctity of the actual game systems like your characters. You're guaranteeing that there are no hacks, no dupes. All of these things were points of discussion, but the whole copy protection, piracy thing, that's not really entering into why we want to do it. Wow, really? No hacks? No diablo 3 error dupes? Man, bro, dude...you could have fooled me. The exact reasons why legit consumers can't play the game in certain parts of the world are directly tied to why Blizzard wanted to implement always-on DRM...or at least tied to their PR statement, as indicated in the MTV interview. What's worse is that all estimated downtimes have been exceeded by the staff and Asia's server is still offline, as of the writing of this article. Blizzard support staff rep Murloc Chef took to the forums once more and offered a complete admission of the item duping exploit as well as a minor time frame in which gamers could expect to see the service restored, saying... First of all, we are deeply grateful to you for your patience waiting for the development team during this maintenance time in order to restore the service as a whole. On June 10, our development team has found some error on the stored items in the database, these errors represent a very small part of the items can not be normal trading or selling. This error caused all less than 0.01% of the items have been copied, the majority of players and is not affected by this problem, but the database before removing these duplicated items, is
20th Anniversary Party, David Brevik & Bill Roper at Blizz HQ By Angzt Oct 8, 2016 Category IconNews 1 HCT 2016 European Last Call Begins Saturday - Decks, Brackets, & Info! Samuro the Blademaster is the Next Hero to Enter the Nexus Karazhan, Patron of War Title, Oct 6 Hotfixes, Mythic Dungeon Reward Changes, Tweets BlizzCon will Feature Diablo's 20th Anniversary Party Blizzard has announced a special celebration of the Diablo universe's 20th anniversary during BlizzCon. It will be taking place just outside the BlizzCon grounds and you won't need a ticket to participate! Read the full announcement below. Originally Posted by Blizzard (BlizzCon Blog) 25 years ago, a small group of gamers set out to create the kinds of game experiences they loved playing—and Blizzard Entertainment was born. Since then, the team at Blizzard has transported millions of people around the world to fantastic worlds of fantasy and science fiction—including Diablo’s Sanctuary, which first invited players to descend into the terrifying labyrinth beneath the Tristram Cathedral 20 years ago in 1996! Please join us in celebrating these anniversaries on Friday, November 4 from 8 p.m. until 10 p.m. in the Grand Plaza outside the Anaheim Convention Center during BlizzCon 2016. This event is open to everyone, whether you’re attending the convention or just happen to be in the neighborhood, and admission is free. We’ll also have some great food, special anniversary-themed drinks, entertainment—and even a surprise or two. David Brevik & Bill Roper Visit Blizzard HQ David Brevik (Lead Programmer on Diablo I & Project & Design Lead on Diablo II) and Bill Roper (former Vice President of Blizzard North) have both recently visited the Blizzard headquarters according to their twitter accounts. This visit comes shortly after the Game Director position for a Diablo game was taken off Blizzard's job board. Of course, this could well be pure coincidence, but who knows? Two Members of Lizard Squad Charged According to the Chicago Tribune, two members of the group Lizard Squad are being charged for their cyber attacks. In the past, Lizard Squad has claimed responsibility for several D-DOS attacks on Blizzard's game services as well as others such as the Playstation Networkand XBox Live. On Wednesday, federal authorities announced charges in Chicago against two 19-yea