Read our Wiki for details on posting, moderation, suggestions to developers and more. Confusing right? Well that’s by design.IOS Gaming News, Discussion and Recommendations. It’s suggested that true free players could take years to work up to the level of some of the Diablo Immortal max highest ranked paid players right now. Yes, Diablo Immortal has PVP, which is obviously directly impacted by this system, and is unable to skirt the “well pay-to-win doesn’t matter because the game is all PVE” excuse that many developers unsuccessfully try to use. Gregg2G posits that one player, the “Whale,” who is at the top of the PVP charts, potentially paid $20,000 to get to where he is this early (with excessive amounts of legendary gems), and it could take around $110,000 to fully max out in the current environment. It’s also important to note that legendary gems have rarity levels, and free players cannot earn legendary gems higher than a “2-star rating.” This isn’t even taking into account the “Awakening” and “Resonance” mechanics, which further upgrade gear via premium dawning echo items. While crests are technically given out as free rewards (at a limit of only a few a day for rare, and only a few a month for legendary), the chance of earning a legendary gem is very low (evidently 10%) compared to the drastically increased drop rate from premium legendary crests. Legendary gems are so rare that at the current moment, you essentially need to purchase crests to see them drop reliably.

Legendary gems can drastically increase your stats, to the point where they can outweigh multiple slots of “traditional gear.” You can get these, quasi-indirectly, through microtransactions: via buying “legendary or rare crests ” to go on better Elder Rift runs (randomized dungeon runs from Diablo 3).

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