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Diablo Immortal has been heavily critiqued for its numerous microtransactions that many players consider to be pay-to-win D2R ladder items. Diablo Immortal has seen more than 10 million downloads with Blizzard calling the game's awe-inspiring gameplayAfter starting Immortal when they begin the game, players have the option of choosing one of six classes each with 12 distinct skills that can be obtained including barbarian, wizard monk, necromancerand demon hunter and crusader. Through the campaign, players will gain the ability to accumulate experience points, which will allow players to raise their level up to the game's current level cap of 60.

Once they've reached the level 60. you can then achieve "paragon levels" that can be put into four different skills trees: survivor treasure hunterand vanquisher and gladiator. Blizzard has already announced plans on increasing the level cap, adding more capabilities, and even implementing battle passes in the game.

While the majority of Immortals is single player, it also has a number of multiplayer features as well. Players can form groups of four players to participate in "dynamic events" as a group to fight harder Dungeons and collect more loot. The game also offers PvP modes, including a basic eight-vs.-eight Battleground mode and the Cycle of Strife, a VVP system that is available to players who have reached the Immortal endgame.

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