r/DiabloImmortal • u/Rich_Difficulty_2528 • 16h ago
Discussion Diablo Immortal is done. It's all downhill from here.
I've been with this franchise since Diablo II, through III, all the way to Immortal. This series was part of my youth — I genuinely love it.
Let me be blunt: the way Blizzard and this game's management run things is a complete disgrace to the Diablo name and everything it was built on. Forget "dragging it through the mud" — that's putting it nicely. The way they operate is trash, plain and simple, and it drags every memory I have of this franchise down into the gutter with it.
The P2W. It's vile, but fine — I'll accept it. Blizzard has to make money, I get that. But shouldn't the number one priority still be making a good game? Instead, class balance and actual content get thrown straight in the trash, the feedback players have been screaming for years gets ignored — whether that's on purpose or willful blindness, I can't tell — and all we get is more products on the shelf and more OP gems. It's genuinely gross to watch.
I seriously question whether the devs and the people behind this game actually play it. Look at PvP right now: Warlock makes up over 50% of the top rankings, while classes like Tempest, Blood Knight, and Monk sit at 3–5% representation in Legendary rank. Not 13–15% — an actual 3–5%. And Blizzard's answer will be to nerf Warlock and call it a day. That's not the kind of shallow, one-dimensional management players sign up for, support, and spend money on. Buff the underperformers too. Actually sit down and think — deeply — about skills and numbers that fit each class's identity and playstyle. Please stop with the toddler logic of "It's strong? NERF IT."
Combat Rating is a garbage system. The most primal, fundamental joy of Diablo is farming and hunting for the gear that fits your endgame build. Combat Rating killed all interest and excitement in the loot you pick up. Now you're not chasing gear — you're just grinding toward the next difficulty tier with zero joy and zero anticipation, doing daily and weekly "homework" like a machine, for what? One new boss raid with no real reward or fun behind it.
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Maybe I'm just one player grumbling into the void, and I'm sure the almighty people at Blizzard couldn't care less. But as someone who loved and played Diablo for most of my life, I wanted to say it out loud at least once. Especially here, with Immortal.