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Surely many Blizzard fans know Red Shirt Guy 2, for becoming a popular Internet meme, when at BlizzCon 2018, he asked the company’s developers if the announcement of Diablo Immortal it was an off-season April’s Fools Day joke, referencing America’s April Fools’ Day, which is celebrated in the United States on April 1 each year.
And now that they have been released, many expected to know how the new Blizzard game seemed to him, impressions that he posted on his Twitter account, throughout these almost three weeks of Diablo Immortal’s life, initially indicating that he did not hate the game and that he had raised his character in the title to level 20, something that has changed over time since now has indicated in the social networkthat the game met their expectations and that “I have uninstalled it”
Also, when asked by a Twitter user if when he asked the infamous question, he had imagined the “Pay to Win” stuff or was just frustrated that it was going to be a mobile game in general, Bates answered that Diablo Immortal looks exactly like diablo 3 and that “He also partnered with netease, which is a company that traditionally makes Chinese p2w crap.”
Statement that adds to that of many users, who see in Diablo Immortal a flawed monetization system, in which you have to spend a lot of money to get some items, as streamer Quinn recently demonstrated, who spent $25,000 New Zealand dollars, almost $16 thousand US dollars.
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