But please, continue your useless identity politics that ruin practically every entertainment form out there, up to the point where it gets embarassing and doesn't sell anymore so no one gets anything good. Gamers don't denounce people who are different, they denounce games that are particulary extremely catered to them to the point of pandering, instead of simply including them and putting everyone on equal ground. 🔥 originalmente por TaKoDancer:'only we, the true gamers actually play games, we are so insecure about our identity as people who play games that we must denounce anyone who is different as someone that is actually ♥♥♥♥♥♥ it for literlaly no reason'

In just one week, Diablo Immortal is the biggest launch in franchise history. It remains to be seen how successfully the developer will do all of that, but the game’s certainly got off to a strong start on this particular front. Blizzard has said that it intends to keep working on the game’s known issues, as well as concerns related to its microtransactions, in addition to plans of sustained post-launch content releases. “Thanks for slaying with us,” the developer writes.ĭiablo Immortal is currently available on PC, iOS, and Android. That involves the game having been installed over 10 million times across all platforms since its launch. In spite of all of that, however, it seems to be doing very well for itself.īlizzard Entertainment has announced via a recent tweet that the free-to-play action RPG has enjoyed the biggest launch ever for a Diablo game to date, just a week on from its launch. Diablo Immortal has hit many bumps in the road since pretty much the day it was announced, and though its core design and mechanics have been praised since its launch earlier this week, the game has been on the receiving end of widespread and extreme backlash due to its aggressive monetization practices.

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