Although there is still some life left in it, it may not be enough to sustain the game for much longer.ĭiablo Immortal's Days Were Numbered from the Start Mobile games often have a short lifespan, and it is likely that Blizzard's action role-playing game will follow suit. As players eagerly anticipate the next installment in the mainline series, the lifespan of the mobile game is uncertain. While it has achieved significant success and garnered a dedicated player base, the impending release of Diablo 4 raises questions about the longevity of Diablo Immortal. However, the future of Diablo Immortal is uncertain. It has had the largest launch in the history of the franchise and was reported to be generating over $1 million per day in revenue during its initial months. Such a shame because they were the best company in my opinion in the early 2000’s.Despite the controversy surrounding Diablo Immortal, the game has proven to be a major success for Blizzard. You know D4 is going to be more of the same.
For every customer that is turned off by this predatory practice, they lose the friends and family that would have played the game and became a lifelong fan. Not that blizzard cares about losing a single customer, but this single customer has kids, and those kids will not be playing predatory blizz or activision games. It looks like the original D3 could have been more expansive and much more massive and potentially fun, but they stripped it bare to save these ideas for the freemium game. Now, it is clear that they took what looks like most of the elements from D3 game and ported it to the phones. I was a wow subscriber for years, but stopped after D3 came out in the state it did. I stopped giving blizzard or activation my money after the D3 fiasco, despite years of repairs to make it it’s own thing, I no longer had faith that the company was interested in earning our money by making great games anymore. They realized that monetary gain was better by the casino method than was the traditional way of garnering acclaim and fans. They did it with wow with their heartstone and that heroes of the storm. They threw a goodwill gesture to the masses with the D2 update, but they needed to join the freemium world with the diablo IP. Back in 2012 when D3 came out that auction house fiasco cash grab was the first sign of the impending fall of the diablo franchise, and it has only gotten worse. Suffice to say those that are still giving blizzard a shot after that original feeling of dread have been proven correct. Back in the day when this mobile game was announced the fans at blizcon reacted with disgust.
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