If you're looking to increase your characters -- and maximizing your Diablo 4 Gold character is exactly what Diablo is all about There's an abundance of legendary gems. You need to locate the best ones that match your build, to roll excellent star ratings, to upgrade the gems you have and finally to be able to slot in each gem's additional resonance slots. It's endless.
Among Diablo Immortal's plethora of currency, upgrade paths, and reward strategies, legendary gems is where the business model bites most. Blizzard and NetEase have not been so extravagant as to market them directly through a luot box or gacha mechanic but what they have developed is, in a way, even more troubling. Legendary gems can only be obtained from the bosses of the randomized Elder Rift dungeons, and you can only ensure the legendary gem's drop by applying an iconic crest modifier to the dungeon prior to starting the dungeon. The drop rates for gems with legendary status are extremely low.
For those who do not pay for the game, you'll only earn one legendary crest each month, and even buying a battle pass will only reward you with the equivalent of two legendary crests per month. Beyond that, you need to buy them on your own. The number of gems required to maximize your character's equipment and abilities, particularly when you consider the low drop rates for five-star gems, is one of the reason why the price of maxing out your character for Diablo.
Diablo Immortal has been given an extremely rough ride in this model of buy cheap Diablo IV Gold business -- perhaps disproportionately, considering popular free-to-play rivals such as Genshin Impact and Lost Ark are not without similar gacha-based mechanics that attract high-priced "whale" customers. Diablo's renown and popularity with the core PC gaming community, accumulated over the span of nearly a quarter century, is surely one of the reasons. However, there is also a fact that this system is uniquely problematic and the character of Diablo games has something to do.
