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Diablo IV Season 15 players bypass inventory limit for Shards of Hatred using two-account trick

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Diablo IV Season 15 players discovered a workaround to bypass the inventory limit for Shards of Hatred, allowing unlimited farming with a friend's help.

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Players of Diablo IV Season 15 have found a way around inventory limitations when it comes to Shards of Hatred. With this new workaround, you're able to collect more Shards of Hatred than you can usually get. The implication is huge because the Shards of Hatred are a vital aspect of the endgame and character growth. By working around a strict inventory restriction you can potentially boost your farming efficiency.

Players use a two-account coordination trick to bypass the one-item limit for Hatred, Terror, and Destruction shards in Season 15

These limitations are applied to three types of items: Hatred, Terror, and Destruction. You're only allowed to have one of each in your inventory at one time. These items aren't stackable, meaning you're usually going to be constantly managing your bags. The inventory restriction is intended to prevent hoarding and ensure you're engaging with the game's economy regularly.

The key to pulling this off involves having someone with a high-level character help you out. The primary player invites a friend to stand near the dropped shard so that the game doesn't reset the game instance. While the primary player is switching heroes, their friend will be holding back the world from resetting. The hero you switched to will then pick up the dropped item, allowing you to get around the one item rule.

This exact step-by-step process was shown by content creator Rob2628. It's all about coordination between two different player accounts at just the right time. You have to make sure the world doesn't reset before you can pick up the item. This is a pretty big plus if you're trying to farm up a ton of resources.

The last time we covered the last update to Diablo IV, we pointed out that balance is still very much at the forefront of the game's life cycle. It's been confirmed by Blizzard that updates to Diablo IV will still be coming even after Diablo V's release. That constant developer support is important to keep these mechanics alive and working.

The bypass is currently in effect for Season 15. It hinges on certain things working within the game engine. The takeaway is that players can use this method to really optimize their Shard of Hatred farming. It's a useful solution for the inventory issues in this season.

Source: IXBT

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