Diablo Immortal Player Points Out Big Problem With Game's Pity System
Activision Blizzard has released Diablo Immortal to countless downloads, and many players have expressed their frustrations with the microtransactions in the few days since its launch. One Diablo Immortal fan has pointed out one big problem with the mobile game's pity system when trying to acquire a 5-Star Gem.
Reddit user HolyFuror recently posted an example of their experiences in Diablo Immortal, highlighting the microtransactions regarding Gems and Legendary Crests. Legendary Crests are used to access Elder Rifts in Diablo Immortal, which helps higher leveled players earn Legendary Gems required to empower some of the ARPG's strongest gear. If Diablo Immortal players collect 50 Legendary Crests, they can exchange the Crests for one guaranteed 5-Star Gem, but HolyFuror has noted that this doesn't mean the gem is given a fully 5-star ranking.
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HolyFuror has created an image showing some Diablo Immortal microtransactions and why players don't get a 5 out of 5-Star Gem when exchanging 50 Legendary Crests for the guaranteed Gem. The image shows that Diablo Immortal fans may expect the aforementioned 5 out of 5-Star Gem based on the in-game language, but Activision Blizzard has already mentioned in the shop overview why this isn't the case. When Diablo Immortal players exchange their 50 Legendary Crests for the guaranteed 5-Star Gem, it could have any value between one and five stars, and this will come down to RNG.
The official Activision Blizzard language displayed in the shop overview states that the guaranteed gem has a? out of 5 value, and the included probabilities show 2 out of 5 as 75% likely, while a 5-star is 1%. HolyFuror has
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