Diablo Immortal update 1.7.5 starts season 11 in underwhelming style

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As the Diablo Immortal update 1.7.5 patch notes arrive, there are some minor feature improvements and a range of returning limited-time events to Blizzard’s crossover RPG game. The patch also sees the start of Diablo Immortal season 11 but, outside of that, there’s not a great deal new to tide players over until the next major update – although, with the Diablo 4 beta on the way, there’s still lots to look forward to for loot fans.

First up, Blizzard notes that, as Daylight Savings Time arrives across multiple regions, the Diablo Immortal server times are changing. When the next major update arrives on March 30, the North America and Europe servers will jump forward an hour. Following this, Oceania server time will fall back one hour on April 12.

Diablo Immortal season 11 begins March 16 and ends April 13 at 3am server time. It’s titled ‘Sea Reavers’ and features a range of items themed around the high seas of Sanctuary, including a pirate-themed cosmetic set that can be earned as part of the seasonal battle pass. There will also be the usual range of Diablo Immortal legendary gems, crests, hilts, and other such materials and currencies on offer.

Four limited-time events are taking place over the remainder of March, giving players additional ways to earn rare resources by logging in and completing various tasks. There are also some useful quality-of-life features aimed at streamlining crafting for items such as Telluric Pearls and adding a refresh timer for the hilts trader.

Otherwise, however, the update is fairly dry – meaning there’s not an awful lot to keep players excited for the course of March, especially as the team says there will be a break from the regularly scheduled content update in two weeks as the team