There’s nothing terribly wrong with that mentality…so long as the company in question is committed to making good games.Įver since the launch of Overwatch in 2016, the publisher hasn’t exactly done much for its fans. Fair enough, most of us are busy with our own lives and are just here to enjoy good games and get away from the daily grind for a while. That said, perhaps the working conditions at Activision-Blizzard aren’t terribly important to most gamers. This is all following the news that the company enjoyed another record-setting quarter. While it’s easy to understand why gamers may be losing goodwill from the publisher, most recently it’s been the employees getting the short end of the stick, with the latest sleights being a massive reduction in profit-sharing, an almost blanket ending of remote work, the return of “stack ranking,” and diminishing the work of its QA and customer service departments. Don’t let Blizzard of all entities define what fandom is, and don’t rush to pre-order Diablo 4 just to try it a week earlier. Everyone will who wants to will be able to participate in the second “beta” period, but only those “true fans” who pre-order Diablo 4 beforehand will have the “privilege” of playing in the first period. The first will be from March 17 to March 19, and the second will be from March 24 to March 26.

Blizzard recently announced that Diablo 4 is going to have two “open betas” next month.

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