So far, Blizzard has yet to respond to the ongoing Diablo controversy. Jtisallbusiness isn’t the only streamer to drop massive amounts of cash at Diablo Immortal but he may be the only one looking for a refund at this time. Some even blamed the whales for supporting Blizzard, stating that they are why Blizzard keeps making pay-to-win games with microtransactions. Many gamers felt jtisallbusiness “deserved” what happened to him, blaming him for the situation. 81 Comments Where to buy Diablo Immortal At BlizzCon this past weekend, Blizzard announced a brand-new Diablo game -but it wasn't exactly what fans were expecting or hoping for. While the whale told jtisallbusiness he would also want a refund if he couldn’t become Immortal or play in Battleground, viewers weren’t as sympathetic. According to jtisallbusiness, there’s a Discord server with dozens of whales who are all the game’s top spenders. Jtisallbusiness brought another “whale” with him on stream who spent around $40K to discuss the problem. Diablo fans respond to Jtisallbusiness issue
He explained that similarities between the NetEase's previous works and new Diablo title are due to the control system which has been widely common in the east. “In the East, that control method is becoming ubiquitous, and it’s becoming ubiquitous because it’s very natural, and it feels great," Adham spun.“If I let this proceed any longer, I can’t get a refund… If this character can never be in a Battleground ever again, I don’t want this character,” he said. Blizzard have been swimming in some shark infested waters over the last few days, with the reveal of the brand new Diablo game, Diablo: Immortal receiving some serious backlash and thousands of comments from angry fans who described the mobile-exclusive title as saliva to the face of all loyal Diablo fans out there.īlizzard co-founder Allen Adham has admitted that the company expected a negative response but certainly not "to this degree." Blizzard have been working with a Chinese company NetEase, a development team with an impressive mobile MMO games portfolio and fans have pointed out that Diablo: Immortal is just a reskin of NetEase's Crusaders of Light title.Īdham has responded, saying that even some of the assets and art look like they've been used in Diablo 3, were made straight up for Diablo: Immortal. “I want to assure you that Diablo Immortal is purpose-built from the ground up,” he said.
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