PDT, a new Season Journey, Questline, Boss, Dungeons, Battle Pass, and more will go live-we’ll give you a preview below. While yet to be confirmed, we can expected to hear more news of the upcoming title in December 2022.Corruption has befallen Sanctuary in Season of the Malignant, the first Season of Diablo IV.

Should Windows Central’s sources prove accurate, it appears this Seasons mode will arrive in the months following the launch of the game. ‘To play in the new season, you’ll create a fresh character and experience the new seasonal features and content while levelling up alongside other players.’ When a new season begins, all the characters from the prior season are moved to the Eternal Realm, where you can keep playing, levelling up, and collecting loot,’ Shely said. ‘Diablo IV’s Seasons are modelled after those of Diablo III. In a recent Blizzard blog update, game director Joe Shely discussed the game’s new live service model, and ‘extensive’ season support that will keep players jumping through new quests and battles for months (and potentially years) to come. We know it will be a fully-fledged Diablo sequel, complete with the classic dungeon crawling action everyone knows and loves, and that it will including a refreshed ‘Seasons’ system. So far, developer Blizzard has kept tight-lipped about progress on Diablo 4.

Read: Diablo 4 gameplay footage appears to leak online Recently leaked footage of the game has also revealed the title as being fully playable, as of September 2022 – indicating a major reveal could be coming shortly. While these details are yet to be confirmed, The Game Awards 2022 have previously been discussed as a major launching pad for Diablo 4, via an allegedly leaked internal company document.

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