Blizzard “turns the bet”, gamers are disappointed about Diablo

Diablo Immortal has been postponed.

Blizzard is going through one of the most difficult times for the company. After the scandals related to workplace sexual harassment, employee harassment, the California Department of Labor’s lawsuit, a series of senior Activision Blizzard employees had to resign. Chairman J. Allen Brack and chief human resources officer Bobby Kotick were the first to leave their positions.

The strong disturbance of the elite makes Activision Blizzard’s projects difficult. Opening this wave is Diablo Immortal. On the official blog post, the Diablo Immortal development team announced that their game will have to be delayed the first half of 2022.

Explaining this, the development team said that because the content of the game is too large, they need more time to perfect and test. The recent Open Alpha rounds have received a negative response to PvP and PvE activities.

Activision Blizzard said it was appropriate to extend it for another year so they could fix the game’s shortcomings. Besides, attractive modes like Challenge Rift or Battleground also need more testing time.

After the news about Diablo Immortal being postponed, the gaming community in general and Diablo fans in particular were extremely disappointed. Waiting for so long causes the community’s patience to be gradually exhausted. Adding to the controversies that Blizzard is facing, it can be seen that the image of this company is rapidly deteriorating in the eyes of the community.

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