However, not all the backlash was found online as it managed to manifest itself during a QnA for the game at BlizzCon, where one attendee had asked the developers with a serious expression that if this was just “an out-of-season April Fool’s joke”. Blizzard Confirms Diablo 4 After a Disastrous Diablo Immortal Announcement What happened at Blizzcon has never happened before. It was awesome.' Hopefully that word of mouth spreads." "But then for the people who play it, if they can go out and say, 'No, no, no, seriously, guys. "I think that's reasonable in today's world, our modern world, to be a little skeptical," he said. Regarding the scepticism that the majority of the Diablo fan-base seems to have for the game, Cheng said he hopes players stay open-minded about the title. And it's such a rich IP where we can do that, so it was a good choice. I play the Seasons, and that is awesome experience, but I would love to try new things, and we would love to share that with everyone. "For me personally, I still play Diablo III. It turns out that these words of wisdom were false, maintaining its previous notion as is a rumor. Close sources to Kotaku had reason to believe that at the last minute, Blizzard decided to pull the plug altogether and focus their energy into prioritizing their current plans for this year’s event. "We love to bring new things to our players," Hsu said. Earlier this week, we reported that rumors of Diablo 4 were planned for BlizzCon 2018. In an interview for GameSpot, Principal Game Designer Wyatt Cheng and Senior Game Producer Joe Hsu discussed Diablo Immortal’s announcement and the reaction it received from fans. “Hey Blizzard, I hate to be the one to bring this up, but this PR nightmare that you are dealing with right now? It’s because everyone is connected at all times…….with their phones,” currently reads the top post which has close to 6,000 upvotes. Not even the Diablo subreddit at the moment is being bombarded with outrage from fans.
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