To stay updated with Diablo Immortal, follow the game on Twitter. Diablo Immortal is now set to launch in China on July 25th, though the date could still shift, Bloomberg reports. Thats according to reliable app store analytics. According to a Yahoo Finance article on 17th June 2022, the game’s Weibo account was banned due to a “violation of related laws and regulations.” Blizzard and NetEases Diablo Immortal has notched up 100m in player spending after two months, almost entirely without the games Chinese market. The only part of Diablo Immortal that is banned in China is its Weibo account. However, it is unknown whether the Chinese version will release at this date, or at a different date altogether. The Asia Pacific delay revealed the new release date for the game, which is set to 7th July 2022. However, one major difference between the English announcement-which was meant for the whole of Asia Pacific-and the Chinese announcement, is the lack of a new release date for China. The announcement further explains that the reason for the delay is to better optimize the game, which aligns with the English announcement that was made.
And whats problematic about it is.Diablo 4 will only be worse. Blizzard took the communitys feedback and ran in the very opposite direction on this. Full-on exploitation beyond what I thought possible from what we saw in Blizzcon. Follow us on Twitter Follow and Tweet us Tweet to announcement above is an apology to players due to the game’s initial planned release date of 23rd June 2022 being delayed. Diablo Immortal is exactly the epitome of a travesty of mobile game monetization.
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