YoungYea preceded to look at Blizzard’s Social Blade statistics to find out the number of comments and ratings on the trailer (this after noticing a drop in the number of comments and total ratings on the Youtube video). The trailer for Diablo Immortal is still suffering from far greater dislikes than likes, but Blizzard’s shady tactics don’t stop there. They then re-uploaded the video to try and begin with a clean slate.

Youtuber YongYea explains in a video how Blizzard removed the initial Cinematic Trailer video post after the onslaught of dislikes. But don’t be so quick to believe Blizzard as it seems they are trying to hide the negative backlash with every shady tactic they have. It was was instead being developed by Chinese game company NetEase.īlizzard has since denied the allegations that Diablo Immortal is simply a re-skin of another Chinese mobile game, Crusaders of Light, claiming that Diablo Immortal is built from the ground up. Only after their initial presentation, fans found out that the game wasn’t even being developed by Blizzard. Instead of apologizing for their horrendous Q&A session, or the way they presented Diablo Immortal to their PC enthusiast audience, they decided to stand firm and defend their product. Facing the backlash of fans, Blizzard decided to respond to the criticisms, concerns, and theories of Diablo Immortal.

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