“We have said that we have multiple Diablo teams working on multiple Diablo projects and that remains true, even after releasing Switch and announcing Diablo Immortal,” Adham said. In a new interview with Polygon, Blizzard co-founder and executive producer Allen Adham stresses to fans that Diablo Immortal is just a part of Blizzard's future plans for Diablo, confirming that there are multiple unannounced Diablo projects in development.
Now, in various interviews, Blizzard is beginning to respond. The most upvoted of all, with 18,000 upvotes, simply expresses disappointment and anger, with everyone else joining in on the pity party.The reveal of Diablo Immortal during yesterday's BlizzCon 2018 opening ceremony has been negatively received by much of the hardcore Diablo fanbase, with the game's cinematic reveal trailer currently sporting a dislike-to like-ratio of 277,000 to 8,900. RELATED: BLIZZARD IS GOING FULL-ON EA - WHY THEIR DIABLO IMMORTAL DAMAGE CONTROL IS DOING MORE HARM THAN GOOD
Another laments how Blizzard has “ killed the future of Diablo.” One says that they’d be happier if Blizzard had no Diablo announcement at all. Multiple threads on Reddit are raging against Diablo Immortal. It went online, where Diablo fans posted to social media wherever they could how outraged they were that Blizzard had forgotten about them in favor of a mobile game. Then when Blizzard made the big reveal of a mobile game to a room full of hardcore PC and console gamers, it went over about as well as a wet fart.īut the rage and vitriol didn’t just stop at Blizzcon. For weeks before Blizzcon, fans were expecting the announcement of something big-either Diablo 4 or a remastered version of an earlier Diablo game along the same lines as what Blizzard has done for Starcraft and will do for Warcraft 3.
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