Then getting mad because they wanted pumpkin soup, but the soup of the day was pea and ham. It's like ordering "soup of the day" delivered, without finding out what the soup is. People are complaining about Diablo Immortal, because they paid for Blizzcon and didn't get the announcement they wanted. This is the line of thinking that those who are mad at Blizzard-Activision seem to be following. I will agree that maybe its taken too far sometime.īut am i entitled to the food i buy being edible? The clothes i buy to fit? A movie to entertain? - Boogie2988 November 4, 2018 We are in fact entitled to things we pay for i think. The developer notes that the new title will focus on a previously “untold chapter in the Diablo Saga.”Ī new video featuring new footage and an interview with Game Director Wyatt Cheng and Senior Manager of Community Development Adam Fletcher has been uploaded to the game’s official YouTube channel.Gamers ? act ? entitled ? cause ? we ? pay ? for ? the ? game. Today, Blizzard announced that Immortal would be released for Android and iOS on June 2, with a PC Open Beta scheduled to be released on the same day.
In the end, the fans seem to have won, as Diablo Immortal will be coming to PC after all. When the condescending response came in the negative–“Do you guys not have phones?”–social media exploded with rage, and Blizzard immediately attempted to do damage control. Upon the announcement of Diablo Immortal, an upcoming mobile title, fans immediately asked if the game would also be coming to PC, as mobile games aren’t incredibly popular in the west.
During Blizzcon in 2018, Principal Game Designer at Blizzard Wyatt Cheng went down in internet history–and not in a good way.
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