The Backlash Against Diablo Immortal: A Misunderstood Game

In recent times, we've seen a growing trend in gaming mechanics originating from Eastern countries making their way to the Western world. One such example is the control method used in games like Diablo Immortal. Although it's gaining popularity globally, some gamers are still skeptical about its adoption.

NetEase, the developer behind Diablo Immortal, has been at the forefront of popularizing this mechanic in the East. According to Adham, a key figure in the development team, 'in the East, that control method is becoming ubiquitous, and it's becoming ubiquitous because it's very natural, and it feels great.' The undeniable similarities between the user interface (UI) of Diablo Immortal and Crusaders of Light are simply a result of NetEase's adopted control scheme becoming widespread.

To alleviate concerns about the game's art and assets being reused from another title, Adham assured that everything was completely new and purpose-built for Diablo Immortal. Furthermore, he addressed accusations that the game is merely a reskin of another NetEase title, stating that Blizzard has partnered with them to release Immortal, but there are multiple unannounced Diablo projects in development.

Adham went on to reassure fans that the development of Immortal wouldn't distract from upcoming Diablo projects, which have been announced. With multiple teams working on different unannounced titles, it's clear that Blizzard remains committed to delivering new experiences for their loyal fan base.

In conclusion, the backlash against Diablo Immortal stems from a misunderstanding about its origins and mechanics. By embracing innovative control schemes and reassuring fans about future projects, Blizzard has shown they're dedicated to pushing the boundaries of the Diablo franchise while keeping their community engaged.

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