Players are having a hard time defeating Lilith in Season 8 of Diablo 4, as a bug makes the Pinnacle boss invincible after taking a certain amount of damage. The reworked fight is proving to be even more challenging than the original (vanilla) version. Now frustrated players are pleading with developer Blizzard to fix this serious glitch as soon as possible, as defeating Lilith is required to unlock a very important in-game item.
In early June, Diablo 4 celebrated its second anniversary, giving players the opportunity to earn unique rewards, weapon cosmetics and mount trophies through a new event called Reliquary. Released in June 2023, the online-only dungeon crawler has proven to be a huge success for Blizzard, becoming the fastest-selling game in the company’s history and reaching 12 million players in the first two months. However, as the developers continue to release new content patches and updates for the game, some recent issues have raised concerns from the community. The Reliquary battle pass has faced criticism for its poor design, and a serious bug has rendered the Pinnacle boss fight nearly unplayable for many players.
Season 8 of Diablo 4 added a lot of new content, including new Legendary Aspects and the game’s first Pinnacle Boss, Uber Lilith. Defeating this extremely difficult fight for the first time earns players a Resplendent Spark, which can be used to craft a Mythic unique item. Unfortunately, many players have reported that this fight contains a serious bug. Lilith becomes invincible once her health reaches approximately 35%, making her impossible to defeat. While the exact cause of this bug is unclear, there is speculation in the community that the issue is possibly caused by players doing too much damage too quickly. While this bug has been a problem for weeks, there has been no clear timeline from Blizzard as to when a fix will be released.
Bug Causes Lilith to Become Immune to All Damage in Diablo 4 Season 8
Lilith becomes perm immune at 33% life.
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Bug-infested boss fights aren’t the only reason players are frustrated with Diablo 4. Following the release of Season 8, many players have criticised the game’s lack of content and method of monetisation, which some have even termed as ‘offensive’. Especially during the Berserk crossover, if a player wanted to buy all the available cosmetics, they could end up spending up to around $150. This has caused widespread concern in the community, where many are starting to feel uneasy about their pockets regarding the cost of future collaborations and in-game items.
Blizzard will hold a Diablo 4 Season 9 developer update livestream on June 27, where players will be able to get a glimpse of the new content coming in the upcoming season, Sins of the Horadrim. During this session, the developers will highlight the season’s questlines, new endgame activities, and other important features. Additionally, viewers who link their Battle.net and Twitch accounts will be able to earn an exclusive Twitch Drop Lacuni’s Pupil, a 2-handed Sorcerer’s staff, during this livestream.
