The controversial, yet profitable, mobile game Diablo Immortal, is getting its second major update later this month. And with it the complete reset of its current Hero's Journey for all players Diablo IV Gold. As reported by PCGamesN, the update due to release on December 14 will include an entirely new set of Hero's Journey levels to complete while also delivering to all players unclaimed items from the currently played Journey to their game's in-game mailboxes. Resetting progress wasn't mentioned in the English notes of the patch in the upcoming update, and needed to be learned by those who translated into Chinese patch notes.

The same thing happened in November, and announcements of changes to crafting in set was only included in Chinese notepads for the patch. The patch that was released in November also saw the disbanding of players' clans as a result from an unison of servers, a move that was opposed by fans and according to a majority people affected that the donation from Blizzard of an in-game material bundle worth $6.99 does not reflect the amount of work required to construct a clan. This time around, players will not receive any reward, and items that were not earned are lost forever.

Diablo 4 is going to be different than Diablo 3 in a number of important aspects, but perhaps the most important is the vast amount of testing being conducted for Diablo 4 at every level. Also, for the first time, the testing includes Diablo 4's finale.

When speaking to IGN Game director Joe Shely and Diablo franchise general manager Rod Fergusson talked about Diablo 4's thorough testing, its ending-game content, and its live-service plans. Fergusson described Diablo 4 "the game that I'm sure was tested more holistically than in comparison to any other game I've played associated with buy Diablo 4 Gold," noting that the game has been handed out to all of Activision Blizzard and even friends and family to make sure of its quality (even the friends and family test was a leak that lasted for 40 minutes).