Aside from procedural dungeons, it's the replayable raids which make Diablo an enjoyable experience. With the demons of and the Burning Hells nowhere near extinction even after the defeat of the Primordial Evils during Diablo 2 and 3, it's up to a brand new group members in Diablo Immortal to safeguard the realm of Sanctuary. And for players who finished the Diablo game's story so far however, the work isn't done considering the number of replayable content players are able to constantly farm to buy cheap Diablo IV Gold become stronger.
Alright, this may genuinely be one of the funniest gaming stories I've read this year and also a great chef's kiss moment to the gacha/p2w industry using one of its worst offenders Diablo Immortal.
It's been estimated that it can take north of $100,000 to full every character in Diablo Immortal with gambling for and leveling the rarest gems but very few actually did spend this amount. However, someone did, and, now, it seems like he's spent enough to make his character as powerful as is possible that the game's PvP matchmaking system can no longer locate anyone to match him with.
The same happened to Jtisallbusiness who put up $100,000 to maximize his Barbarian as much as was possible However, he did end up winning so many games but the game just...stopped matching him up because of his crazy MMR and he has said that he'll stand around for 48 to buy Diablo 4 Gold awaiting a match. He posted the below video in which he asks if he can consider requesting an amount of money back from his $100K balance since this particular part of the game no longer worked for him and, in effect.