Diablo 4 build triggers server issues via infinite damage

Diablo 4 Broken Build Crashes Servers With Infinite Damage Loop

Players have uncovered a game-breaking exploit in Diablo 4 that creates endless damage while choking server performance. The build's outrageous mechanics have sparked concerns about balance, alongside fan frustration over premium Berserk collaboration pricing.

Seasonal Boss Powers Create Infinite Damage Loop

A perfect storm of seasonal mechanics creates this outrageous exploit. When combining these key elements: - Vampiric Curse Legendary Aspect (creates permanent Vulnerable) - Flesh Reaper's Disruption boss power (attempts to remove Vulnerable) - Varshan's Life Steal boss power (deals damage per activation)

The result? An unstoppable damage feedback loop that overwhelmes game servers.

Content creator Macrobioboi first documented the exploit on May 9, demonstrating how the opposing mechanics create perpetual stuns and server-crushing calculations.

The bug creates spectacular (if unplayable) gameplay moments where enemies become permanently locked in stun animations while damage numbers flood the screen. As noted streamer wudijo observed: "There are a lot of calculations going on - it's understandable this makes servers chug."

Blizzard has yet to address the exploit, leaving players free to experiment (and potentially ruin multiplayer experiences) until a fix arrives.

Berserk Collaboration Sparks Pricing Concerns

The beloved dark fantasy manga's crossover brings stunning cosmetics that recreate iconic looks - for a price that's giving players pause.

While some free items are earnable through gameplay, the premium offerings follow Diablo 4's controversial pricing model: - Individual armor sets: 2,800 Platinum ($28) - Complete collection: ~$150 value - Mount bundle: 2,500 Platinum ($25)

Notable premium inclusions: ● Guts' infamous Berserker Armor (Barbarian) ● Griffith's Hawk of Light set (Rogue) ● The eerie Skull Knight (Necromancer)

This mirrors the costly approach taken with Diablo 4's previous WoW crossover, suggesting expensive collaborations may become routine. While diehard fans appreciate the faithful recreations, many question why digital armor costs nearly as much as the base game.

Diablo 4 remains available across all major platforms including PlayStation, Xbox and PC. Whether choosing to embrace broken builds or expensive cosmetics, players continue finding new ways to engage with Blizzard's ARPG.