He had this to say about D3 in particular: We forgot what made our games fun, and how we can create the best experiences for all of our fans.”
I won't support such a bad idea, just because its Diablo."Ĭlick to expand.Well, I explicitly stated that Warcraft wasn't included in my comments but what's a good point doing if not getting lost in a conjured up shitstorm such as this?Īs for whether Blizzard explicitly aims for the casual crowd, Kevin Martens (one of D3's lead devs) stated over three years ago that, Blizzard has "made a few mistakes.
I'm not opposed to spending money, but my money needs to be well spent. I have EVERY SINGLE physical collectors addition of every Blizzard game. If I want to take part in new content, I'm required to play on a tiny little screen. You can't do that on a tiny device.Īnd that's what pisses me off the most. Diablo is meant to be immersive and deep, with long play sessions. Mobile games are meant to be 5 minute distractions. I don't want to experience this world with a kink in my neck. I will not be buying or playing this game on my phone. Its basically lower performance than my Pixel at this point. Personally, I don't like mobile gaming enough to even get a Switch. If you want a "Mobile" experience, get a Switch. You can't downsize a world like Diablo onto a 5 in screen and expect anyone to be happy. They are completely oblivious, and their comments during the What's Next panel immediately following just showed that. You don't leave the last major announcement of the opening ceremonies for a mobile only game that is so far removed from what the community wants and what the game represents. They honestly thought the Diablo community would embrace this. The way they released this information was idiotic and full of hubris. "I have put well over $25k into various Blizzard products, gear, lore books, Blizzcon trips, tournaments to NASL/IPL/MLG, etc.I'm way beyond fanboy status at this point. What I posted on the D3 forums yesterday.
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