Diablo 4 Patch Notes Fixes High-speed NVMe SSD Issue

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Update 1.0.2c has just kicked out for Diablo 4, and here are the comprehensive patch notes pointing out the recent changes. The game will be released in the coming days, and it’s already gained a large fan base. Blizzard wants to offer folks a solid game, so it keeps things pretty tight from day one and publishes updates later on. The latest release focuses on issues such as a problem causing game freezes on start-up on systems using High-speed NVMe SSD. So let’s deep dive into the Diablo 4 1.0.2c update patch notes.

Patch Notes for the Diablo 4 1.0.2c Update

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Before announcing the latest Diablo 4 update, a community manager of the game stated, ”The Diablo 4 team has been diligently monitoring your feedback. As we introduce patches to keep your experience in Sanctuary smooth, we will update the below list and denote whether the fixes are intended for PC, Xbox, PlayStation, or all platforms.”

Stability

Fixed an issue where players using high-speed NVMe SSDs would experience game freezes upon start-up.
Various issues that caused crashes have been fixed.

As mentioned above, the 1.0.2c update does not significantly change Diablo 4; it focuses on small but handy changes that increase the gameplay. The latest patch fixed several problems causing crashes as well as freezing on PCs with high-speed NVMe SSDs. Lastly, the 1.0.2c update hits only PC at the moment, and it is worth noting that patches will come for other platforms very soon.

If you would like to purchase the game and dive into its world, it would be useful to check the system requirements first: