The launch of Diablo 4‘s first season hasn’t been smooth. Between the server issues, and the overwhelmingly negative response to the patch’ notes’s changes Blizzard has had to justify and clarify quite a bit in just a few short days.
But one insidious aspect of the season’s design didn’t get much attention thanks to all the other problems everyone has been having, and it has to do with the battle pass.
The Diablo 4 battle pass is included in your purchase of the Deluxe and Ultimate Editions of the game, but you have to activate what’s effectively a token for you to start unlocking the pass’ premium content. By not having it activate by default, you’re able to save up your token to use on a future battle pass – something a lot of disgruntled players plan on doing.