“It's just not going to drop for you,” Shaka_Walls continued in the post that has so far had over 3,000 upvotes.

Other players have insisted you have a better chance of winning the lottery than obtaining one of Diablo 4’s super rare unique items. 'Yeah, the odds are that I get killed by a shark with a golden AK-47 before I drop one of those, and I ain’t no casual,' joked Sauvadurbuz. “You're vastly more likely to die falling out of bed than to get Shako,” said redditor Shaka Walls of the all-powerful Harlequin Crest (Diablo players have nicknamed this unique helm Shako). In the meantime, amid these eye-catching item finds, players are comparing super rare unique item drop rates to other real-life impossibilities to highlight just how pointless any grind for them is. Given the hundreds of millions of hours Diablo 4 has already been played for, the drop rate of these six items is clearly miniscule, causing many in the community to call on Blizzard to take action.

As Blizzard recently confirmed, there are currently six of these super rare unique items in the game, and only a handful of finds have surfaced since Diablo 4 went live earlier this month. The player behind YesYou, called Lithie, is the first in the world the community knows about to get Andariel's Visage. Polish streamer NadinWins subsequently shared the drop on YouTube, showing off its powerful, one-of-a-kind Life Steal modifier. WowHead reported a Diablo 4 Barbarian called YesYou was the lucky recipient of the coveted helm.

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