Diablo Immortal players are reporting a new bug that is 'reducing XP for everyone'. A thread on the game's subreddit co…
on the game's subreddit community - complete with examples and screenshots - is claiming that"there’s a bug that reduces the XP earned on a significant portion of kills and XP globes".
"It seems to vary in frequency/impact from zone to zone, and possibly based on the time of day, but we’ve yet to be able to discern any reliable pattern or cause. But overall, it can cause a double-digit percent reduction in XP – sometimes seemingly as much as 50 per cent."Eurogamer Newscast: Are Sony and Microsoft's squabbles over Call of Duty just business as usual?
In some instances, the player reports getting 42 XP and other seemingly random amounts, which they believe"shouldn't happen".The post goes on to discuss and discard possible hypotheses, including factors such as buffs/abilities, party size, and distance from party members. It also invites feedback from players - and Blizzard itself - to see if they can get to the bottom of it.
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