In a world where game developers strive for balance, players are always on the lookout for loopholes to squeeze as much XP and rare items out of games as possible. Diablo 4 is no exception. Players have discovered an infinite spawn glitch that might be the most blatantly broken XP and item farm since the game's launch. This glitch takes place in Diablo 4's bite-sized dungeons known as cellars. Previously, these cellars had been largely ignored due to their relatively low rewards compared to regular dungeons. But now, they've become a potential gold mine for eager players.
The glitch was shared by Reddit user Ryulen, who posted a clip showing a room so full of items that the character was barely visible. The screen overflowed with item names, looking like a page from a book. The clip showcased the potential of this glitch, which, with the right event and timing in a cellar, can lead to a colossal amount of XP and loot.
To trigger the infinite spawn glitch, players need to enter a cellar and look for an event involving hostages. If such an event isn't present, they can reset it by logging out and back in, or by visiting another cellar. Once a hostage event is found, players need to let the enemies kill the hostages and wait until the last five seconds on the event timer before wiping out every enemy. If done correctly, the event will conclude, a chest will spawn, and enemies will start respawning indefinitely1.
Some players suggest that the infinite respawn can be triggered when the first enemy pack is killed with two or three seconds left on the event timer, but factors like latency and character builds could influence the result. If the glitch doesn't activate, players can reset it or try in another cellar.
Once the glitch is activated, players can farm these respawned enemies to their heart's content. They can teleport back to town to manage their inventory, but they need to return to the cellar within a few minutes to prevent it from resetting.
Despite the massive loot and XP advantage this glitch provides, players should be aware that using it carries a risk. Blizzard may suspend or ban accounts exploiting this glitch. Hence, it is advised to use this only after finishing the main campaign and while trying to climb past level 50, where characters are capable of annihilating packs of enemies swiftly.
For now, this glitch remains unfixed, but it's likely Blizzard will address it soon. The company has previously stated its commitment to ensuring that farming in dungeons isn't more profitable than participating in the game's endgame activities, such as Helltides and Nightmare Dungeons. This glitch, being a direct exploit, is unlikely to remain for long.
In the ever-evolving landscape of Diablo 4, players continue to find ways to optimize their gains, whether through clever strategy or exploiting glitches. The infinite spawn glitch is just another chapter in this ongoing saga. While it's a fun diversion for now, players should be prepared for its inevitable patch in the future.
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