While this approach to sustainability is rather commonplace nowadays, Diablo Immortal may have taken things a step further than most players may have expected. Namely, Diablo Immortal is a free-to-play game and, as such, features a number of ways that players can support its continued development.
We don’t know if this feature might become available later, but if Blizzard announces something officially, we will update the article.Having launched ahead of schedule just a few days back, Activision Blizzard's Diablo Immortal has been making headlines for a wide variety of reasons, not least of which is its microtransaction model. At the moment, you won’t be able to switch your characters between servers. “If players wish to create a character and play on servers that go live on June 22, you will need to create a new character instead.” “No, the character created on the specific server will not be able to transfer to another,” reads the official blog post. And while you will be able to do that, you won’t able to transfer your characters to SEA servers once they go live. Some players from the region might want to play the game when it launches globally on other servers. The game launches in SEA on 22nd June, three weeks following the global launch. This is particularly important information for players from the Southeast Asia (SEA) region. However, Blizzard will not allow Diablo Immortal character transfer even in specific conditions. Not many free-to-play online games support transferring characters between servers unless there are some specific reasons to allow that.
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