His first post about the game was on June 1, where he revealed he didn’t hate the game and had reached level 20. He goes by Dontinquire on Twitter, and as first reported by Forbes, he has played and reviewed Diablo Immortal. RELATED: Diablo Immortal: What's The Best Solo Class?Īs many streamers and members of the gaming community dive into and react to the game, many may be wondering where the Red Shirt Guy, the out-of-season April Fools' Day joke questioner, is now. One Diablo Twitch streamer recently spent about $15,000 USD to get their first 5-star legendary gem, then deleted their character in protest. Unfortunately, its launch proved these concerns were legitimate. Previews of the game painted it as a fun mobile title, although many were concerned about the potential microtransactions of the game. Perhaps surprisingly though, the gameplay of Diablo Immortal won over fans as more and more was revealed. From the “Do you guys not have phones” to the Diablo fan who asked if the reveal was an out-of-season April Fools’ Day joke, the entire thing was memorable for all the wrong reasons.

At the time, many fans had been hoping to see Diablo 4, which soured and didn’t help the bungled reveal of the mobile title, Diablo Immortal.

Diablo Immortal has a history filled with controversies, dating back to its initial reveal. Blizzard fans ask if their new mobile game Diablo Immortal is a joke.

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