Diablo Immortal Update Lets Players Change Their Class and More

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While Diablo Immortal's momentum has faltered, understandable given its incredible wave of initial support, Blizzard continues to support its controversial mobile ARPG robustly.Diablo Immortal's latest update, patch 1.5.2, is now live and with it several significant features have been added to the game. Whether it's the ability to change classes for free, the new end-game Hero's Journey experience, or the Adventurer's Path LTE, Diablo Immortal players should all find something exciting within the new update.

As Diablo Immortal players know, a lot of time and resources go into leveling a character. It's not just that Diablo Immortal is built around character progression, but also that its monetization heavily disincentivizes «re-rolling» or making an alt. Blizzard's new class change feature is meant to blunt the harsh edge of that. Now, instead of players being stuck playing a single Diablo Immortal class that they may not enjoy, they can swap with ease. The feature only works for characters level 35 or higher, but after that their class can be changed once every seven days for free.

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There's never enough end-game content regardless of the game, most game players can agree. Blizzard thinks Diablo Immortal is ripe for just such an expansion. The Hero's Journey end-game experience is a new meta progression track that unlocks un the Frozen Tundra. Completing the increasingly challenging tasks will reward a variety of useful items and resources, including Platinum, Aspirant's Keys, Legendary's Crests, and a unique Glorious Journey Portrait Frame.

Next on Blizzard's list of additions to Diablo Immortal is the new Adventurer's Path LTE. Running between July 20 and