This time, it appears Netease is actively involved with the development of Diablo Immortal, and several developers from the company made an appearance on-stage during the Diablo session.
In the past, the company has helped with the Chinese release of numerous Blizzard games, which are quite popular in China. There is one more sore point, and that’s the involvement of Netease, a Chinese developer that Blizzard has partnered with for years. The Diablo franchise has always released on PC first, so the existing fanbase isn’t eager to play the next game on a smartphone.
There was a palpable sense of disbelief and unease during the Diablo session, and the on-stage answers to questions did nothing to ease tensions. Even World of Warcraft fans have so far appeared amicable despite Battle for Azeroth’s problems. It’s not unusual to hear difficult questions from fans at Blizzcon, but usually, there are only one or two in each session. Diablo Immortal Q&A - Is this an out of season april fools joke?
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