The talent tree of everyone is different. The Druid has the two separate trees. What is not shown in the demonstration that we're playing Diablo 4 Gold with internally is you're able to cross over into some specific nodes, so that you can gain access to areas of the tree. It functions, you start from the very best, and new tiers will unlock as you put points in.

Since you put points you see a bar going down. As it fills the next tier up, another tier lights up and you can put points to another tier too. That the tree goes down. If you arrive at the end, then there are the talents which you can just select one of. When you select one of them, you'll have some extra talent points to spend on this side, or on the distinct side too. What I mean is, I chose on one of my decisions.

I have left over to use from the other tree. I don't have any access. Except in the event that you're the Druid, I can cross over and get something powerful on this side too. We're attempting to be certain every class has a special talent tree. If you check the sorceress out, there's one tree that contributes into three trees. It looks different. That's what we're trying to do.

How do you get those gift points? Is it just one per degree? Starting from a specific degree, when the system unlocks, you'll get one per degree, after which at max level you've got that fixed set of points to play around with. Can you explain the skills system? Skill points are very different compared to the tree. You've got your skills and you start with one. You can choose to use your skill points that you have made to unlock brand new skills, or to rank up existing skills.

If you are placing points into, say, the Barbarian shout ability you see in the demonstration, at the start it's fairly straightforward and perhaps brief duration which affects all your party buy Diablo IV Gold members, but since you add more ranks, it gets stronger. Maybe the radius goes up a bit. Maybe you begin unlocking new types of things, like you move unstoppable, which means you are resistant to CCs once you use it. That is the way that works. You can't redo them. Whereas the tree, you are able to update those points whenever you want.