blizzcon diablo immortal announcement reaction

Here’s hoping something else besides this game is in the works for this series as besides this reveal, the whole Blizzcon schedule was absent of anything else Diablo related. What is most confusing though is when presenting the new title, the Diablo dev team said it as a full entry to the series, falling between the second and third games, rife with lore and new lands but it is what it is: a flashy and high budget yet casual, mobile game. Back in 2019, we were ecstatic to announce the fourth incarnation of the beloved Diablo seriesDiablo IV. Skills are simplified, graphics are bright and flashy but low res. Overall, the game controls fine and graphics look great for a mobile game but make no doubt, this is a watered down, mobile phone version of Diablo 3 through and through complete with the exact same classes. The skills were simplified to a few icons. Brevik had no involvement with the creation of Diablo Immortal, and took some time to gather his thoughts on the matter before finally making them public.

In November of 2018, after a PR blow-up surrounding the ill-advised announcement of the mobile game Diablo Immortal, Blizzard’s staff knew that they. Diablo creator David Brevik has weighed in with his thoughts on Blizzards controversial Diablo Immortal announcement. The game demo was limited to four local players in a confined area with just three classes. The plan was always to wait for BlizzCon. As a fan for over 20 years, despite being crushed and confused by this announcement, I ran over to the demo stations and sure enough, the demos were being presented on large screen android phones.

Blizzcon diablo immortal announcement reaction