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Especially after you beat it. The seasons are just not fun and neither is grinding to level up since everything levels with you.
That's what battle pass and seasons do to a game. They control how much you can play, how fast you should level and what you can win for free.
I am starting to believe Xbox is cursed at this point... everything they touched slowly become shit, not saying it is their responsibility as I know they don't have involvement on some of these games, just crazy how they are almost impossible to put out a decent games as long as the publishers/studios are owned by them, unlucky I guess.
Activision, not Xbox, is responsible for disappointing games like Diablo, Overwatch 2, Call of Duty, and World of Warcraft, which often suffer from endless grinding and changes that make them less enjoyable.
The recent State of Diablo event in South Korea had almost zero interest, indicating waning interest in the game among Korean players.
That's because Blizzard are no longer Blizzard and just another developer under Kotick's greedy watchful eye. Gamers are no longer cherished fans but $$ cows to be milked.
Wait, don't you guys have Korea?
Apparently not.
But China... when they hammered that WOW statue down... be gone Satan!
I guess Koreans can spot when a game has been designed with a view to milking more money out of players. C & C went the same way and fans walked away from the franchise after 'Generals'.
