Complete cosmetic sets are available to every class and a new one will be rolled out monthly, themed around that month’s Battle Pass. On the cosmetic side, you’ll be able to find, earn and buy new gear to change the appearance of your character. The class change feature won’t be available when Immortal launches but will be added after release in a patch. Blizzard also says players who focus on a single class will have some advantages, such as a broader selection of available character builds. However, while you’ll be able to switch to any class you fancy, there’ll be some limits on the frequency and number of times you can change. “We also didn’t want anyone to feel obligated to keep a roster of alt characters to gather rewards and resources, or to match the shifting demands of Leaderboards, Cycle of Strife, or other competitive systems.”

None of the items you had equipped or kept in your stash will be removed.īlizzard says the class change feature has been implemented because it didn’t “want to force our players into the hard choice of giving up progress on their main character to support an alt. When you do so, you’ll retain all of that character’s level and item progression, and receive new items that suit their playstyle. Rather than requiring players to create alt-characters each time they want to test out another of the game’s six classes, you’ll be able to change your existing character to a new class. A new blog post describes how you’ll not only be able to change the cosmetics of your character on the fly but also their class. its_happening from r/DiabloImmortalīlizzard did share some more concrete details about the game, however.

That means the mobile RPG likely won’t release on June 30.

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