“Delta operates more flights out of SLC than all other carriers combined*,” said Adam Ryan, Managing Director of Delta’s SLC Operations, “and the latest phase of this exciting airport project is complete in time to support one of our busiest summer seasons yet. The game is being pitched as an open-ended experience without a 'golden path' to follow, including in the endgame where you can choose to tackle Nightmare Dungeons, dedicated PvP zones, Paragon Boards to continue advancing and customising characters beyond max level, or unlock further world objectives from the Tree of Whispers for Legendary gear.Photos by Stuart Ruckman Photography for Delta Air Linesĭelta’s growth continues at Salt Lake City International Airport with the opening of five additional gates this week, following the initial launch of a new 900,000-square-foot Concourse A in Sept. In a press release, Blizzard described Diablo 4's version of Sanctury as 'massive', character customisation as 'richer and more extensive than ever', and there will be over 140 dungeons in the game.

This lets you play with 'skeleton Warriors, fast-attacking Skirmishers, sword and board Defenders, or scythe-wielding Reapers' plus spell-wielding Skeleton Mages, Bone Golems tanks, health-stealing Blood Golems or charging Iron Golems. Joining the Barbarian, Sorceress, Rogue and Druid classes will be the Necromancer, which has all-new undead mechanics utilising the Necromancer's Book of the Dead. Diablo 4, the game that's not Diablo Immortal, will launch for PC, PlayStation 4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S in 2023, Blizzard confirmed today.Īs with Overwatch 2, which Blizzard detailed earlier, Diablo 4 will have cross-play and cross-progression across all platforms.

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