Diablo Immortal Paragon 800 Sparks Loyalty-Legacy Confusion

ECHO Gaming Staff April 28, 2025 Gaming Diablo 18 days ago

    TL;DR: Paragon 800 converts all old points into “legacy,” demands new “loyalty” from fresh Inferno VI gear, and hikes essence costs from 200 upward. Many players already burned their stash and now face a grind for the best perks.

Welcome to Paragon 800—Now Pay Up

The new server cap pushes every realm into Inferno VI. Alongside tougher mobs and fatter loot tables comes a revamped Essence Loyalty system. If you logged in with a bank full of points, they’re legacy now—good only for earlier-tier perks.

Key Numbers

All pre-patch points → Legacy
Paragon 800+ extractions → Loyalty
First Inferno VI essence: 200 loyalty
Each additional essence: +100 loyalty

Why Everyone’s Tilted

Veterans hoarded high-level legendaries, hoping to slam them for points at the new tier. The problem? Blizzard flipped the switch after many grinders had already cleaned house during Monday’s reset. The result is a mountain of legacy points that can’t buy Inferno VI upgrades and a loyalty drought that slows real power creep.

Common Complaints

Timing Misfire – Stashes emptied hours before the conversion.
Mixed Messaging – In-game tooltips bury crucial details under jargon.
RNG Pain – New essences drop rarely; some classes report zero after days of farming.

Smart Moves Right Now

1. Salvage Only Inferno VI Drops

Anything below Paragon 800 feeds legacy—fine for alts, useless for new perks. Save your bag space for 800+ legendaries and melt them on the spot.

2. Target Your First Essence

Because costs snowball quickly, pick the perk that rewires your rotation. Necros often chase Drawn Deep, while Barbs love Meteoric Slam. Plan your order or you’ll bleed points fast.

3. Decide: Open or Hoard Mystery Gear?

If you need combat rating today, crack those Iron Stockpile chests. Planning a class swap in July? Keep them sealed; contents respect your active hero when opened.

4. Farm, but Temper Expectations

Yes, new essences can drop—just don’t bank on it. Treat each clear as bonus loot and track your loyalty gains instead.

Community Pulse

Reddit’s front page and Blizzard forums are stacked with charts, screenshots, and a healthy dose of salt. Yet a few optimists appreciate the permanent weekly-cap removal and see the reset as a fresh long-term grind.

Bottom Line

Paragon 800 was supposed to be a victory lap. Miscommunication turned it into a sprint for loyalty crumbs instead. Salvage smart, spend smarter, and hope Blizzard tweaks the pacing before Inferno VII rolls around.