"Part part of why why we delayed so long was that we wanted to ensure that the quality of the game was at a level where we were satisfied with it and pleased to launch it in tandem with the launch on mobile
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Diablo Immortal will feature numerous MMO-like features, like hub towns that are multiplayer and raids with eight players, PvP battlegrounds, as well as the massive Cycle of Strife system. These are all new features for the series and some of these features, like various PvP modes as well as the idea of a hub town that is multiplayer that were developed during the development of Diablo.
Although Diablo Immortal is making waves both as the franchise's first free-to-play mobile game and also as a more social-oriented MMO that is live-service, it was crucial to make the game feel like an authentic Diablo experience.
The game could include MMO elements however don't expect to discover any of the "holy trio" of MMO class design in any of Diablo Immortal's classes for characters, which include the Barbarian, Monk, Crusader, Demon Hunter, Necromancer, and Wizard when it launches.
"These classes are authentic Diablo class," Burgess said. "They are quite similar to the previous Diablo games. We're not counting on the holy trinity of healer tank, and damage. Each of these classes is able to cause damage and have a fun.
There are a few Paragon trees with group bonuses which make you more deadly when you are in a group other classes, but in the end the aim was to create classes that felt great and enjoyable
buy d2r items, so we conducted lots of testing and balancing to be sure that everyone was equally balanced."
