Game director Joe Shelley has revealed Diablo 4’s level cap, along with details on the length of the main campaign, character upgrades, and the return of the Paragon board.
In an interview with Gamespot, after Diablo 4 appeared at Bethesda and Xbox Showcase, Scheli revealed that the game’s main campaign will last around 35 hours, at which point he expects players to hit level 45.
However, of course, your progress will not stop there. You’ll still be able to level up your character up to level 100, after which you’ll unlock various end-game content, such as nightmarish dungeons and the new Tree of Whispers reward system, which Blizzard says offers “global objectives and rewards that change “. frequently”. “. which can be completed in exchange for rare crafting materials and legendary items.
“You have access to whispers, you have access to nightmare dungeons and other endgame activities that we’re still working on,” explains Sheli. “We really wanted you to have a lot of different activities. And of course you have world levels that allow you to upgrade your strength, make sure the world difficulty matches the strength of your character level.
Sheli also discussed the details of the Paragon Board, a returning feature from Diablo 3 and Diablo Immortal that gives players additional and deeper leveling options once their character reaches max level.
Diablo 4’s upgrade table only opens when you reach level 50. While the exact rate at which you’ll unlock upgrade points has yet to be confirmed, it’s expected that each time you advance 25% into a new level of character, you will unlock a point. . , for a total of four per level. If you do some math, that means that by the time you hit level 100, you’ll have unlocked 200 upgrade points, which you can spend to upgrade aim, perks, and other abilities for your leveled character.
But, as players have already suggested (after the Diablo 4 update blog posted in December), unlike Diablo 3’s Paragon map, which can be updated indefinitely, the new version will only allow players to spend the 200 points it they have already won, after whose character will be, so to speak, “complete”.
This will likely prevent players from becoming so powerful that they can easily complete all of Diablo 4’s endgame challenges, as well as encourage you to be more selective about how you level up your character – the new Paragon board will only give you will allow you to unlock upgrades tied to the ones you’ve already purchased, meaning you have to choose the direction your character will take and stick with it.
We can’t wait to test all of these new systems, as well as the Diablo 4 campaign when the game launches in 2023.
Source : PC Gamesn
