(Image credit: Activision Blizzard) Blizzard recently dropped the first big patch for Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred , addressing several issues that cropped up in the first few weeks of the expansion. Disabled items that were breaking the game came back and a mountain of bugs were fixed, including one that was supposed to help players make their characters a little tougher against the demons of Sanctuary. It was not, however, supposed to grant them near-immortality. Several classes, like paladins and spiritborn, can add a stat onto their gear that increases their resolve cap by three. That wouldn't be a problem if upgrading your item—and therefore the stat—didn't inexplicably bring it up to 12, an increase that was clearly not intended. You can exploit this weird math on three pieces of gear and increase your total resolve stacks to 44. With Glynn's Anvil now working, that gives you 176% damage reduction, AKA the closest thing to immortality you'll ever achieve in Diablo 4.…