Additionally, Blizzard is looking to increase the rate at D2R Items which players can earn Legendary set items and Legendary items so that players who have been lapsed are more likely to boost their Combat Rating and also participate in more challenging content.
"In Immortal's present form, there's a situation where an individual player could catch up in terms of experience, however their Combat Rating is too low for them to participate in various games," Blizzard notes.
While catch-up system changes aren't coming immediately, some other changes are. Players will soon be able alter the facial appearance of their characters. They will also be in a group to take on numerous Helliquary raid bosses in Diablo Immortal's next major update scheduled to launch on the 14th of December. This update will also feature enhancements to the game's recently introduced Set crafting system, as well as new stories.
Diablo Immortal was co-developed by China's NetEase games who has been working for a long time with Blizzard to release games like World of Warcraft and Overwatch in China. Blizzard recently announced that it will end its relationship with NetEase in the next year. This will mean that a number of Blizzard games being shut down within the area. Support for Diablo Immortal in China, however, will remain Buy D2R items Xbox, as that game's coverage is under an agreement that is separate from NetEase.