Now that we're (hopefully) on the other side of all the Season 1 launch day woes, the larger Diablo 4 community is ready to properly experience what Season of the Malignant has to offer.
Though the idea of seasons isn't itself new to Diablo, this particular style is more akin to something you'd see in Fortnite, Call of Duty or any other game with seasonal content and a battle pass. In Diablo 4's case, seasonal progression relies on completing objectives that pretty much encompass everything you would normally do in the game.
The seasonal journey is split into chapters, and each chapter has more objectives than you need to progress into the next one, giving you some choice as to which of them to tackle. When you finish an objective, you earn Favor, which is used to progress the battle pass. Even more Favor is rewarded upon completion of the full chapter, alongside other rewards like Legendary Aspects.
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