Others not near as much, but they do have reservations for rather good reasons.įans around the world are expressing themselves across Reddit, across Twitter and other social media outlets, but as we all know, no one is very happy and even a few members of our very own team were a bit taken back when watching the Diablo Immortal keynote early Friday afternoon. While the game certainly seems to have a lot of excitement coming about from the team, fans themselves are having major reservations about the game. But, instead, Blizzard announced a mobile game, one that fans from around the world were not all thrilled to see. We know it is set to take place between Diablo II and Diablo III, explaining the story behind all the events that happened between those very two entries.ĭue to how long the games are between one another, there’s a lot that has and a lot that hasn’t happened, giving a perfect place for an expansion to drop and take adventurers to a place in the past with Diablo III. However, what we don’t know about Blizzard’s latest Diablo title called Diablo Immortal is a whole lot of what the game isn’t. Microtransactions run rampant within mobile games, enticing players with the idea of better loot, more customizations and ways to make the game their very own. It’s massive and quite frankly, there’s a lot of money to be had. Everyone wants a piece of the mobile game market pie. Unfortunately, the latest entry has left fans with a sour taste in their mouth after learning Net Ease and Blizzard’s latest project is a mobile MMO-style game. During BlizzCon 2018, Blizzard entertainment took to the stage in order to reveal their new and massive Diablo project.
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