As long as there is 1 in a million chance to defeat a boss, you can die as many times as necessary to defeat that boss. The game has no real penalty on death.2) Diablo Immortal has a few features which I believe have given many reviewers a wrong/biased impression about the game. To me, that's either a flat lie or just an illusion, though I do believe some may be very sincere in believing the false claim.
Please don't tell me that sooner or later one has to spend real money for playing this game. Even without spending a dime, it's not hard to level up in this game. Once she unlocked the Hell 1 difficulty, finished the main story line, and acquired all the free seasonal rewards from the battle pass, I typically only spend a few minutes a day, up to an hour or so, playing this character, mainly to get the daily rewards that don't require much time. I only actively played this character for about 10 days. As of today, Feb 23rd, 2023, she is class level 60, paragon level 208, awaiting to unlock Hell Level 5. Think about this: you are surely able to hurt your own body with a knife or something, but does that mean you have to bleed or kill yourself with a knife? Example: I gave one of my latest Free To Play (F2P) character the name "Jan6th2023", because I created her on Jan 6th, 2023. In theory, you could sell your car, sell your house, sell your career, and (if you could) even your mother, to buy the in-game contents.
The game can be expensive IF AND ONLY IF you have made the decision to spend real money on it and have spent not just 5 or 10 dollars, but as much as you can afford. Truth: you can play, complete, and replay almost all the game contents for free - and (at least for now looing forward) forever for free.
1) Most notably, many have put too much emphasis on this game's Pay To Win (P2W) contents. I am trying to understand why many supposedly "expert" reviews I read online don't match my experiences.
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