You might be asking why I changed my tune, and frankly, it was the sudden realization that a mobile game of C&C affects me in literally no way at all. Obviously, I wanted a PC C&C like 99% of the people who play the game, but alas. Obviously, I wasn’t happy about it, but the game isn’t for me, and that’s okay. Now, I’m no stranger to being outraged over things that I shouldn’t be outraged over, like when EA thought the best to way to bring back the Command & Conquer series was through a mobile game. Gamers everywhere are finally turning on Blizzard after years of good faith built up through Overwatch, and why? Because a mobile game for Diablo was announced.
This community anger is leading fans to echo the same complaints about Immortal, like this claim that Blizzard is farming Immortal development or that Immortal is a reskin of an existing NetEase game called Crusaders of Light (which Blizzard says is also not true).Note: the views expressed in this article are solely that of the author’s and does not represent the views of MP1st and its staff as a whole. Kripparian has often been a vocal critic of Hearthstone, the Blizzard game he plays the most. On YouTube, even popular Blizzard content maker Octavian “Kripparrian” Morosan is being called a shill and receiving mostly downvotes on a video where he says people should give Diablo: Immortal a chance. The anger surrounding Diablo: Immortal is reaching high levels. It’s a very good partnership, where we’re all in it together. It feels like one team, even though we’re not physically together all the time. From both sides, we can come up with ideas and work on implementation. There’s no clear divide - you do this we do that. When I asked what each company was working on for the game, Hsu responded: One popular refrain you see in these angry threads is that Blizzard has farmed the game out to NetEase.
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