Power Leveling in Diablo 4 – Season of the Construct

What's seasonal power leveling in Diablo 4?

Seasonal Diablo 4 power leveling focuses on raising your character to the desired level. As you could guess, it applies to any seasonal character that can participate in all the season-specific activities. Each time a major update gets released, a new season journey starts and you can create a fresh champion that will play by the new rules of the game.

Usually the changes are not dramatic enough to claim that Diablo 4 turns into a brand new game. You still do world events and carry on with farming dungeons just like before. But the differences are still noticeable and they affect gameplay.

Unfortunately, the power leveling process is also affected by the changes. That makes it a bit more challenging for our pro players to do their job. Not much, but still harder than it is with the regular one. That's why this kind of level boost might take more time to complete – but don't worry, you'll get all you've ordered still way sooner than you expect!

How is it different from the regular power leveling?

The difference between a regular character and a seasonal one is that the former isn't affected by affixes of the current season – and each new season brings something new to the table to keep us all excited. Unfortunately, that means that you have to create a fresh champion whenever a new season starts as your "old" seasonal characters become regular right after the season they've been made in ends.

Thankfully, it doesn't just get deleted or becomes unavailable, or something like that. However, it also means that you'll have to level up fresh champions every time a new update arrives which doesn't sound exactly fun. But with the help of our power leveling you won't be bothered with it as our pro will handle it for you.

Does the maximum character level differ for the season mode?

No, it doesn't. The maximum level in Diablo 4 remains 100 for both seasonal realms and the eternal one. Differences between the leveling process is based on other things like season-specific modifiers, events, and systems. But levels are identical in both.

What makes seasonal leveling process more difficult?

The biggest challenge are the season's features. Each new season developers add some unique mechanics that make your experience a bit different from the previous one. Those mechanics are meant to affect all aspects of the game including the end game content, farming normal dungeons and even nightmare dungeons, doing world events, and so much more.

Your new character will have to go through the full leveling getting used to all those new rules of the game. That's why to power level a character in a new Diablo 4 season is more difficult: our pro players are not yet fully familiar with the optimal progress schemes. It takes time to figure them out.

However, if you purchase a level boosting service late into the season, it's quite likely that it will be as easy to complete as a regular leveling in Diablo IV. Even hardcore players won't have to worry about their order being harder to finish than the eternal one. Our professional players will have already come up with viable strategy by that moment. In fact, a couple of weeks is enough to figure out how it all should be done. Hence, the leveling experience becomes less challenging for our pros mere weeks into a new season.

Does pro player picks an end-game build for my character during leveling?

It strongly depends on the current meta. Seasonal leveling is very demanding in terms of building a champion the right way, so it's not always possible to use its skill points in the same manner as you would in the end game. High enemy density in certain areas, for instance, can make most solo-target builds hard to use.

As you can guess, the challenge of sticking to the right build becomes harder to handle when you have to level up a hardcore champion. So our pro's idea of leveling up a HC player is fairly straightforward: stay as safe as you can while achieving the fastest leveling possible. This principle doesn't always work for max-level builds.

In the end, if you have a particular idea of what you want us to do with your character's skill points, you should feel free to share all the details of it with us. We'll try taking it into account.

What activities do you use to level up my character?

The most frequent scenario is to power level you Diablo 4 character through dungeons of world tier 3-4. Basically, we just spam those dungeons starting with level 1. The reason why we've chosen that activity as the primary one for power leveling is the sheer amount of experience points that you can get there. It saves us lots of time and we're sure that it's one of the most efficient ways to level up characters in Diablo 4.

Some people might say that questing brings most XP and secures a really fast leveling. That's not exactly true. Completing the main storyline and doing hundreds of side quests requires a much more complex logistics. If you have a brand new character on a fresh account, it makes sense to level it up like that. There's just no way we can achieve world tiers other than the first one in such case. Hence, we have to look for all available ways to collect every XP bonus that there is.

However, when it comes to leveling up an alt character, as you can understand, early game activities offer worse XP gains than world tier 3 dungeons. Doing the latter will save us at least a few hours (usually many more) and get you a decent amount of gold in the process.

Do you do group leveling in Diablo 4 seasons?

By default we do solo leveling, of course, because by its design group power leveling has no advantages over it. But if you have a friend that you want to level up together, we might consider a group play boost. We'll assess the possible effectiveness of such a leveling method and will let you know if it can really work.

What unique features can Diablo 4 seasons have?

While your main gameplay loop remains the same in every season – kill demons, gather loot – certain things do change and taking them into consideration might result in an even more efficient leveling that on the eternal server.

First of all, let's take a look at what seasons there have been:

World tier challenges are strongly affected by all those seasonal features. That makes your Diablo 4 experience less repetitive and each new season's power leveling turns into something fresh. So it's not just farming dungeons, killing monsters (hordes of them) and world bosses, and filling the paragon board in the same way time and time again.

That makes our pro players' job more challenging but that's nothing to worry about. Your new character is i safe hands as our pros will surely find the right way to power level it. All those season-unique features are not just new challenges – they are also sources of bonus XP which speeds up the whole order completion process.

Can I have Diablo 4 power leveling with a self-play?

By default we do levling with account sharing, although self-playing in not out of the question as well. Those of you that have purchased power leveling in other Diablo games, like Diablo 3 or Immortal, might have had a level boost like that. You get invited to a group and follow a booster who farms normal dungeons as long as it takes to get you to the desired level.

While it's still possible to do that for Diablo 4 power leveling, so far it's not possible to say that it's the right way to do it. If you want to jump straight to the max level, you would prefer to avoid unoptimized leveling methods.

Besides, playing multiplayer during power leveling adds more difficulties to the equation. Say, if you suddenly need to go AFK for an unspecified period of time, what should our pro player do? Can they switch to another order or are they supposed to wait till you come back? But what if that AFK period lasts for longer than you initially expected? And that wouldn't be a problem while doing campaign missions but what if you need that AFK during nightmare dungeons farming?

Solo players have an advantage of using their time as effectively as they can and not being dependent on anyone else. That lets our pro players finish leveling faster and collect more extra XP in the process. And that's essential to get the ordered level in Diablo 4 the right way.

Will I get my renown level improved for Diablo 4 zones during power leveling?

While it's possible that you will get some progress with renown objectives for your character, it's not guaranteed. The reason for that is that we focus on farming world tier 3-4 dungeons. This activity doesn't involve many opportunities to bring you any renown progress but it's not absolutely hopeless.

Since those dungeons are not just some instanced zones without access tot he open world, our pro player will have to spend some time interacting with various regions of the Sanctuary. That means that some renown level progress is still possible to achieve but it's not something we can promise you anyway. Unless you request particular focus on that – but to have that, please get in touch with us before we start working on your order.