However, Blizzard abruptly disabled the super rare uniques from dropping in-game entirely to address an unnamed issue with Helltide Chest drops. So the chance to obtain one super rare unique, however small, from a Helltide Chest gave players a clear, singular farming objective. Fans had complained about the miniscule chance to obtain them, with some comparing the drop rate to winning the lottery or getting struck by lightning. The change was welcomed by players on the hunt for Diablo 4’s rarest items, such as the six super rare uniques currently in the game. You can filter Mystery Chest Locations at the bottom to clear some of the clutter.) (For a more detailed look at the Mystery Chest locations check out our Interactive Map. Helltide Mystery Chests are special chests available from taking part in Helltide events. The July 6 release of update 1.0.4 added unique items to the Helltide Chest loot pool. In the future, we may need to take action to maintain fairness within the game when a bug or exploit impacts the gameplay of others.
We do not plan on removing these items from the accounts. In total we have discovered that only 142 accounts obtained an Uber Unique between the launch of 1.0.4 and when we disabled Uber Unique items from the game on the evening of July 6th. Developer Note: With the above change, we have re-enabled Uber Unique drops in Diablo IV. Blizzard also warned of further action to "maintain fairness" in its popular dungeon-crawler. Still, that was enough to spur Diablo 4's developers into action and disable the drops. In a note confirming that the issue had been addressed, Blizzard revealed that just 142 accounts were able to obtain Uber Unique drops between patch 1.0.4 and July 6.
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