Each upcoming season will introduce new quests, gameplay, challenges, and meta changes to improve the gaming experience.Īccording to Kegan Clark, Director of Product for Diablo 4, microtransactions will be present in the game. There will be a season pass and a cosmetic shop, and neither will provide the ‘pay-for-power options’ to any player. They must pick a class and build their character customization from scratch. Diablo 4 Microtransactionsĭiablo 4’s game director, Joe Shely, confirmed that the new seasons and gameplay would require players to begin fresh. Otherwise, the game won’t allow players to use real money to buy and make character upgrades. They can, however, spend real money to make in-game purchases only on cosmetic items. Therefore, players should expect no microtransactions with pay-to-win elements. Diablo Immortal had a pay-to-win system, which won’t be the case for the upcoming game title. Diablo Is Not Pay-To-WinĪccording to an official statement by Blizzard, the game developer promised that Diablo 4’s monetization wouldn’t be similar to Diablo Immortal. Read along for a quick and comprehensive overview of Diablo 4’s microtransactions plan. For those who have played Diablo Immortal, you have experienced the play-to-win feature, which isn’t the case in Diablo 4. This is one of their strategies to keep the game interesting and intense as players combat the demonic monsters. Welcome to another Diablo 4 game update, and today we will answer the question, ‘why is Diablo immortal so pay-to-win?’ This is one of the burning questions for most gamers, especially those who haven’t tried the Diablo series yet.īlizzard promised that Diablo 4 is shaping up to not be pay-to-win.
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