Diablo 4 buckles as player farms hundreds of millions of Gold in one Infernal Horde
A Diablo 4 player almost crashed the game after farming hundreds of millions of Gold in a single Infernal Horde run.
Diablo 4 Season 5has had a couple of bumps in the road with certain issues causing players to dub it the “Season of Infernal Bugs”. Despite the hardship, the wave-basedInfernal Hordesactivity has managed to keep people interested.
Infernal Hordes have been called ‘the best thing to happen to Diablo 4’ by some, and have completelyoutstripped the Artificer’s Pitfor endgame supremacy. Now players have another reason to sing the praises of Infernal Hordes.
Reddit userCaineMoontook to the Diablo 4 sub to detail a legendary Infernal Hordes run in which they farmed over 1,000 Burning Aether. They dropped it all on an insane 148 million gold and the rapid currency gain ‘almost crashed their game’.
It’s safe to say thatthe Gold issues still plaguing Diablo 4’s endgame in Season 4are well and truly fixed. Allowing players to select Gold as one of the spoils of Hell in Infernal Hordes gives players access to vast amounts of the resource whenever they need it.
Inanother post on the Diablo 4 Subreddit, players praised Blizzard’s decision as a massive step towards neutralizing the black market Gold sales plaguing the community.
“By putting the option for so much fast and easy gold into the Infernal Hordes, they are quickly pushing gold out as a currency in trade,” the original poster explained.
Of course, there is still the issue of potentially crashing Diablo 4 if you decide to push your Gold farm to these absurd levels. Other players arereporting crasheson PlayStation 5 when spamming the Spoils of Hell for Gold.
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It might be tempting to imitate CaineMoon’s massive farm but we advise limiting yourself depending on the power of your hardware.
