Diablo Immortal's first update brings a new season and battle pass, but players aren't impressed

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Blizzard has released details on the first post-launch update(opens in new tab) for Diablo Immortal(opens in new tab), the free-to-play dungeon romp that launched into open beta on PC on June 2. The update will kick off a new season with three new battle passes, add a new raid boss and weekend event, and make numerous balance changes and bug fixes.

The second season of Diablo Immortal will include a free 40-rank battle pass, plus two paid versions: The Empowered battle pass, which adds a premium reward track to the free stuff plus two Bloodsworn cosmetics, and the Collector's Empowered pass, which along with the previous also includes a Bloodsworn Avatar Frame, Bloodsworn Portal cosmetic, and an immediate ten-rank boost. The pass will be available until August 4, and assuming pricing doesn't change from season one, the Empowered pass will cost $5 while the Collector's Empowered will go for $15.

Vitaath the Shivering Death is the new raid boss, a demon who «stalks her prey cloaked in frozen wind and gives chase on wings of ice.» If you're interested, you can pursue Vitaath and bring an end to her «ice age of terror» at Rayek's Helliquary in Westmarch. You can also take part in a new Hungering Moon weekend event, which will run from July 15-18, beginning and ending at 3 am (server time) each day. Earn Moonslivers, trade them for Blessings, and after earning seven Blessing you'll be able to claim a random reward, and perhaps even the favor of the moon itself.

«This patch is just a start,» Blizzard wrote. «We've been collecting suggestions and feedback for the game since launch and look forward to sharing more updates in future patches.» The development team also teased a new «Class Change» option coming in the next update,