As you know, the Konmari method is essential to Diablo 4. There are too many things clogging up the inventory and littering the floor, and players have been clamoring for a solution ever since the game was released.

Blizzard promised to remedy the situation in Diablo 4's upcoming 1.1.1 patch by adding a single tab to the game's stash screen (a large chest that holds all unnecessary small items), but players have been asking why the developers have not added an infinite Why not add a stash tab? Problem solved, right?

No. According to Joseph Piepiora, associate game director for Diablo 4 (via Gamespot), Blizzard's reason for not providing a large number of stash slots for everyone is that doing so would make the game run slower and would make PC He says it's because it could turn you into an RGB-colored air fryer.

Piepiora told one curious player on Twitter that "stashes are expensive because every time you see another player in the game, you are loading a stash full of that player and that player's items," which "means a lot of memory overhead It means it creates a lot of memory overhead."

"This is not a storage issue; it is a performance issue.

In other words, if you come across a player with an endless (or abundant) stash filled with thousands or tens of thousands of items, your poor PC has to work to load that wealth. according to Piepiora, the Diablo team is "working diligently to improve the system so that we can quickly add more They are working diligently to improve it so they can increase it," but the bad news is that until they get it sorted out, we are stuck with an underwhelming number of stash tabs.

Diablo 4's 1.1.1 patch should be coming in the next couple of weeks, according to Blizzard's emergency Campfire Chat last Friday. The stream was meant to address fan outrage over Diablo 4's preseason 1 patch, and while Blizzard has vowed to never release a patch like that "again," even if they really do, the studio has a tough road ahead of them before they can regain the fans' good graces I think they have a tough road ahead of them before they can regain the fans' favor.