Pay-To-Win Mechanics Are Turning Fans Against Diablo Immortal

Diablo Immortal was announced amid jeering and furious memes, but the game enjoyed a positive vibe when it was finally released last week. However, as more gamers plow through the story, they're finding it harder to avoid the dreaded microtransactions.

Diablo fans call Diablo: Immortal a reskin of a free-to-play mobile game : r/Games

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Why Diablo Immortal's Alpha Was a Hell of a Good Time - IGN

20 dollars versus 0 dollars : r/DiabloImmortal

Blizzard Responds To Backlash Surrounding Diablo Immortal - Game Informer

Diablo Immortal Pay-To-Win Disaster - KeenGamer

Why Fans Like Diablo Immortal's Pay-To-Win Model

Diablo Immortal is broken – and it's not because it's pay to win - Potions - For Your Inner Geek

Pay-To-Win Mechanics Are Turning Fans Against Diablo Immortal

It takes over 540,000$ to max out a single Diablo immortal character, not 100,000$ : r/gachagaming

Diablo Immortal Technical Alpha In-Depth Developer Feedback, by David Echo

Diablo Immortal is broken – and it's not because it's pay to win - Potions - For Your Inner Geek