I'm at a crossroads about the story of Diablo

According to Blizzard's own words, you don't need to Diablo IV Gold buy all of these items, and I imagine most people won't. But you'll have through a lot of boring grind instead, and begin to think about how much your time is worth.

Diablo Immortal picks up where Diablo II left off. To stop demon lord Diablo and his cohorts from invading the fantasy world of Sanctuary The archangel Tyrael destroyed the Worldstone as an object of tremendous power. Now, the remaining forces of Hell are seeking out fragments of the Worldstone to use for their own purpose. As a courageous adventurer, you team up with recurring scholar Deckard Cain to gather the Worldstone fragments and destroy them, before a new demon lord called Skarn will get his hands on the shards.

I'm at a crossroads about the story of Diablo Immortal. On the one side, it shows an abundance of respect for the history of the series, picking up right where Diablo II left off and setting the scene for what happens to follow in Diablo III. It will also provide more information about the civilizations and cities of Sanctuary as well as fans who've played the series for years will appreciate appearances by characters such as Xul the Necromancer and the King Leoric in Tristram.

On the other hand, the narrative itself is a repeat the storyline of Diablo II. You'll assist a group of woodland rogues. You'll also reassemble an legendary team on the desert floor, fight off hostile Shamans in a swamp, or climb the mountain with barbarians- if you've ever played Diablo II, you've literally had all of that before. The new story beats buy Diablo IV Gold boil down to "find the MacGuffin to destroy it MacGuffin" repeated at least four times. I'm also curious if Blizzard will utilize this method to create new areas in the near future.