Once the Activision acquisition deal closes, Diablo Immortal's immoral pay-to-win gambling systems must never become the norm for Microsoft.
Game Rant sits down with Diablo Immortal senior narrative designer Ryan Quinn to discuss the upcoming year-long Epoch of Madness and its new content.
Come celebrate the 1-year anniversary of Diablo IV and the 2-year anniversary of Diablo Immortal! There are heaps of rewards to mark these celebrations with a bounty of devilish goods across both games.
1 more month then I can celebrate 1 year since i stopped playing and uninstalled the game.
I uninstalled d4 after they kept screwing over the sorc build and I beat the game. I also uninstalled immortal after reading the end. I actually went back to d2r here and there.
The only thing i enjoyed in D4 was the mp side but after they gutted my hunter build then again wanted me to grind for over hundred hours each season i too quit like you.
Its insane though a year has already passed.
Hard pass, gave it a chance on launch with a friend, but we made it a bit past act 1 only to realise how tedious it was.
Game Rant sits down with Diablo Immortal developers to discuss the game's new Tempest class, its variety of playstyles, balancing it, and more.
Diablo immortals end game in my opinion is immoral.
Interesting to read a take on this from someone who suffers and recognises addiction. The outcry against these practices hasn't been just wailing for no reason.
However I wouldnt trust Microsofts vision to be against these practices. They've more than dabbled in them before and I doubt Activisions revenue forms weren't considered in the acquisition.
I would also mention that as enjoyable as this was to read, there's a sense of irony in how frustrating it was to read also. For a piece written about predatory and invasive revenues, The page sure is riddled with advertisements.
Very good article. I played the game for maybe 10 minutes before i saw the beginnings of manipulation. Deleted.
Lmao I’d rather be addicted to heroin than Diablo immortals
most people who know they have addiction problems stay away from the things they are addicted to. maybe this person should do the same. its lame to punish others who can manage their sh*t because of someone who cant.... thats the problem with the world these days. someone can't handle something or doesn't like something so they try to take it away from the rest of the world. well... different strokes for different folks guys. this isn't a justification for microtransactions or whatever, but more an indictment of this culture of "i have a problem so now thats your problem".