There were a few reasons for the controversy, but the driving factor was that the company’s sole Diablo announcement was a game that appeared to be made for a very different audience than hardcore Diablo fans.
For most of the weekend, Diablo fans raged online as a result, expressing their anger on YouTube and various forums. Today, Kotaku reports that the original plan was for co-founder Allen Adham to confirm development of Diablo 4 in a video that would close out this year’s opening ceremony. She asked people at blizzcon, they said (publicly) one thing. Instead, at last Friday’s keynote, Blizzard revealed Diablo Immortal to a quiet, uncomfortable crowd and then ended the show. She said that her own sources from Blizzard say that it wasnt the case Tbf, they can both be right. The original plan for BlizzCon 2018, according to two people familiar with Blizzard’s plans, was for Blizzard to announce the mobile game Diablo Immortal and then end on a video in which company co-founder Allen Adham told the audience that a proper Diablo 4 was in development but not ready to show just yet. Blizzard says rumored Diablo 4 announcement was never planned for BlizzCon By Austin Wood published 6 November 2018 'We didn't pull any announcements,' Blizzard said Comments Update: In a. As it turns out, Kotaku has learned, Blizzard had originally planned to tease Diablo 4, but pulled those plans at the last minute.
When Blizzard’s sole Diablo announcement at this year’s BlizzCon turned out to be a game for phones, it set off a firestorm of angry reactions from fans who had hoped for a new Diablo on PC.
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