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The doors have opened and players all around the world are flocking back to Blizzard's action-RPG Diablo IV to check out its exciting first major expansion. Known as Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred, this huge addition to the game is bringing a slate of anticipated changes and gameplay tweaks,

Diablo 4's first expansion, Vessel of Hatred, was due to launch today, October 7, at 4pm pacific alongside Season 6, but Adam Fletcher (otherwise known as

Despite a rocky start, Diablo IV is now in a great place. The new expansion, Vessel of Hatred, adds a new class and interesting endgame activities.

Even as someone who has followed every major update to Diablo 4 over the last year, the release of Vessel of Hatred feels like the launch of a whole new action RPG. The bulk of the new expansion is like upgrading to a new phone: all the familiar stuff is still there but it's faster and easier to use.

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