Teasing a Diablo announcement, only to come out with a game that nobody in the crowd wanted warrants that much, at least.
Nevertheless, Blizzard are holding strong, neither listening to their fans nor, even though the latter's advice was as sound as it gets - roll out a trailer for a proper Diablo and hope for the best. Activision Blizzard's stock has dropped to its lowest point in, although it's only fair to mention that Bungie and Activision's exquisite work on Destiny 2 contributed to the figures as well. The company isn't doing great outside of comedy circles either, as the whole Diablo: Immortal fiasco seems to have torn off a good chunk of finances from the company. Apparently, it's in illustrious company too, although we can't really say we're familiar with any of it. Namely, Diablo: Immortal sports the third highest YouTube dislike percentage, with the trailer clocking in at 96.3 per cent dislike-like ratio.Įven though we're sure Blizzard weren't aiming for Diablo: Immortal to be gaining fame by notoriety, it seems like it's a shoo-in to end the year 2018 as a comfortable winner. It gets worse for Blizzard, because the ratio of 23 thousand likes and 606 thousand dislikes is yet another record - the kind you don't really want associated with your products.
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