This area will add a completely new main quest

"You've been given the option to respec point by point. You just need to click to despend a single point and Diablo IV Gold  use it for another thing, but as you get deeper into levels, the cost goes up to make those choices a bit more thought-out. Of course, you can also change the whole tree in one sitting if wish to build it from the base."
Fergusson noted that as players progress and deeper into their character "the value of the game's currency respect gets higher and higher -- and eventually you'll come to the point where you have a level 90 Barbarian and instead of completely changing my build it's better to simply roll a brand new Barbarian and start all over."
Diablo Immortal will soon receive its second major update on the 14th of December. The update, which is titled Terror's Tide, brings tons of brand new content into Diablo Immortal, most notably the very first post-launch region, known as Stormpoint. This area will add a completely new main quest, bosses and monsters to Diablo Immortal, content that is sure to keep players working hard.
The Terror's Tide update for Diablo Immortal includes new content that will appeal to experienced players as well as those just beginning their journey. Also, all servers should be set for the Server Paragon Level of 320 (if they're lower than that level) as well as the maximum rewards for those less than Server Paragon Level have been multiplied by two. Since Stormpoint is a new zone that Stormpoint zone will only be available to players of level 60, who have reached Hell Difficulty III and completed the Starsign quest, these modifications will enable players with lower levels to get access to the new content quickly.
Higher-level players will also be able to benefit from changes to the Paragon system as well as Hell Difficulties. There are three new Hell Difficulties are in the pipeline (VI, VII VIII and VII) together with cheap Diablo 4 Gold three new Paragon Trees. Paragon Trees can also be unlocked at different Hell difficulty in order to make progression feel more rewarding.