It’s easy to see why a mobile Diablo game developed by third-party studio NetEase isn’t quite what fans of the series were hoping for – though asking rude questions during a live panel is almost certainly a less constructive way to express that disappointment than disliking a video or leaving negative feedback online. Preparaos para aniquilar demonios desde vuestros dispositivos móviles: Blizzard acaba de anunciar Diablo Immortal, el próximo capítulo de la saga Diablo. Many people assumed the teases were for an inevitable Diablo 4 announcement, but Blizzard tried to temper that expectation a couple weeks ago. Blizzard stated it has “multiple Diablo projects in the works” back in August, and that hype was built up further when people saw that Diablo got the prime panel spot directly after BlizzCon’s opening ceremony.

#diabloimmortal #Diablo #diablo /Jvt4XzswzS- Skill Up reviewing #RDR2 NovemThis negative response is likely fueled by long-standing rumors and expectations around new Diablo games on the way. Blizzard is facing severe backlash following the reveal of its massively multiplayer Diablo Immortal mobile game at Blizzcon yesterday, with fans calling the announcement a 'slap in the.

The backlash has even manifested in-person at BlizzCon, with one attendee sarcastically asking the Diablo developers if the game’s announcement was “an out-of-season April Fool’s joke.” Blizzard responded by saying “No, it’s a fully-fledged Diablo experience on mobile.” Additionally, there are reports on Reddit that negative comments are being removed from the trailers – though there are currently still plenty there to read.

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