Gamers are eagerly awaiting the release of Activision Blizzard Inc ATVI Diablo IV is expecting a seasonal model similar to its predecessor Diablo III on June 6th.

Deputy Game Director Joe Piepiora lately spoken with PC Gamer and shows that players will have a wealth of content to engage with each season. And, acc Kotaku receives these updates every three months.

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Piepiora provided insight into the amount of time it takes to complete each season’s Battle Pass, saying, “Right now when you count on the Battle Pass, completing the Season Journey and doing other in-game content, you’re looking at around 80 hours of time to complete the entire Battle Pass. It may take a little longer to get a character to level 100 depending on your playstyle.”

According to Piepiora, the battle pass system in Diablo IV will work by allowing players to start each season with a brand new character at level 1. As players complete season-specific objectives, they earn experience points and level up their character by progressing through the Battle Pass tiers.

In addition, the director confirmed that while Diablo IV’s endgame might show similarities to Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) games, such as B. co-operative play and multiplayer-oriented activities, but will not give up the roots of the series as an action role-playing game.

“The answer is that Diablo 4 is first and foremost an action RPG,” Piepiora told PC Gamer. “It’s a dungeon crawling, monster slashing, monster killing, and loot collecting game.”

Additionally, a recently released trailer includes interviews with Piepiora, game director Joe Shelymain producer Kayleigh Calder and game producer Ash Sweetringand shows users an overview of the title’s endgame content.

“The start is just the beginning,” said Piepiora. “One of the things we’re really focused on is creating a living, breathing series of updates…