Many comments from fans show that they are still frustrated with the lack of details, calling Blizzard's statement 'more PR rhetoric' and accusing the company of not caring about the Diablo community. While it makes sense for Blizzard to hold off on revealing anything until it actually has something to show, it doesn't seem to have been enough to placate players. The use of the word 'projects', though, could be implying things other than games, like the rumored anime based on the series. However, it is a little more concrete now due to the fact that it affirms that these projects will be announced throughout 2019. It's worth noting that Blizzard already confirmed that the long awaited Diablo 4 is being worked on, so the aforementioned statement simply feels like a repeat of what it said several weeks ago in the aftermath of Diablo Immortal's announcement at BlizzCon.

With 2018 now in its final month, though, perhaps Blizzard will reveal one or more of these projects in early 2019. We have many plans for Diablo across multiple projects which we'll be revealing over the course of the coming year.' While it's promising to learn that there are more Diablo games in the pipeline, fans will have to remain patient as to exactly when the projects are unveiled and when it comes to seeing them in action. Though Blizzard did defend the mobile title during its initial announcement, it now looks as if the company is attempting some form of damage control by promising more games from the action-RPG series to come.Ī post on Blizzard's official forums from the Diabloteam reads, 'We continue to read feedback and our internal discussions are ongoing. The backlash was so severe that it even caused the company's stock to drop.

It's been almost a whole month since Blizzard announced Diablo Immortal for mobile devices at BlizzCon and sent its devoted fans into a whirlwind of rage and scorn.

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