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What is Diablo Immortal Loss of Control? – Answered

This guide will explain what “loss of control” means in Diablo Immortal.

Diablo Immortal features six playable classes, each with its own unique set of abilities. Every class has at least one ability that allows them to stun, slow, freeze, or otherwise control enemies, which is what is considered to be “loss of control” in Diablo Immortal. There are certain Legendary Gems that take effect upon an enemy’s loss of control, so today we’re going to clarify what that exactly means. Let’s answer the question: what is loss of control in Diablo Immortal? Let’s go!

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Diablo Immortal “Loss of Control” Explained

If you’re familiar with RPGs or MOBAs, you may have heard the term “crowd control” at some point. Basically, any ability that is referred to as a crowd control ability means that it’s a good ability at stunning or slowing enemies, like controlling a crowd. Crowd control skills in Diablo Immortal take away control from enemies, which is what the phrase “loss of control” refers to.

In Diablo Immortal, most classes have a few skills that are considered to be crowd control skills—you can tell if they’re marked with the purple control tag. Control skills focus on disabling or hindering enemies in some fashion, whether it’s slowing them down, stunning them in place, or fearing them to make them escape.

The Crusader’s Judgment skill is a considered a control skill, as it slows and stuns enemies.

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If you’ve looked up this guide, chances are that you got a Legendary Gem like the Chip of Stone Flesh or Pain of Subjugation, or you found magic gear that has some sort of loss of control effect. Both of these Legendary Gems are more effective when you’re attacking enemies that are suffering from loss of control.

Although the distinctions are still a little unclear for some skills, just assume that being slowed or stunned in any way is considered a loss of control. There hasn’t been quite enough testing yet, but since Diablo Immortal takes so much from Diablo III, this is what most players are going with.

Creating a build around these Legendary Gems might be a good choice for classes that focus a lot on loss of control. Just keep in mind that most bosses in the game are immune to most forms of crowd control, so you’ll have to switch it up when you’re facing them.

We hope we helped you understand what “loss of control” is in Diablo Immortal. If you have any other questions about loss of control, please ask away in the comments below!

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Jeremy is a Content Writer for Touch, Tap, Play, and has been writing in the games journalism industry for almost a decade now. With a degree in English and a passion for games, he loves to talk and write about all kinds of games. While you can find him covering the latest and greatest games, there is a special place in his heart for RPGs, action-adventure games, fighting games, and anything Nintendo related.