In any case, you can try your luck here just make sure you have a Blizzard account.
#Diablo iv pre order Pc
The page itself is a bit vague whether the beta is console-exclusive or includes PC as well.
#Diablo iv pre order series
No news on when the beta will happen though, but the website confirms the game is coming out for Xbox Series and PlayStation 5. Diablo 4, the next anticipated looting and demon-slaying series from the tumultuous Blizzard, has opened up a pre-register page for its upcoming beta. But keep in mind, if D4 turns out to be DI-like.remember this, remember to pledge about not buying their next game, if you can & of course if you want.Good news, action RPG fans. I hope by the time you get to a demo (if there is one) it's not too late. I hope D4 is going to be all we're hoping it can be. I'm not saying it would happen, I'm not saying we will, but I'm asking what do you think they will do if there are enough pledges to make them think enough gamers won't buy their new game? What would happen, if enough of us let Blizzard know, from now, you're not buying their next game (keyword being NEXT) no matter what game that is, because of gaming mal-practices of a previous one? Now overall, I see your point & fair enough, DI is meant to be f2p & that model is unfortunately linked to MTs, lootboxes & such, I've also enjoyed hours upon hours of D3 & it's true there are seasons till now, but please consider this: In fact, the low number should prompt them to pay attention. Seeing a low number of registrations should not send them the signal that you'd rather want games like Diablo Immortal. I disagree, we're talking about a serious dev that should supposedly be knowledgeable enough about their audience & should know what they're building & for whom. VictorMaje 112d registering interest here would show them that Diablo Immortal shit is the way to go". No way to find out but to actually check it out, right? If it is good, I'll reward them with interest & a purchase. But I'm willing to see what they put out. Caution is certainly advisable, but condemnation seems pre-mature.ĭo I think the Blizzard of today is the same as the Blizzard of even a decade ago? I don't. Don't pre-order that sequel, as the 1st game is no guarantee for a good sequel. We all talk about not falling into the trap of looking at past games to make future purchasing decisions. If they want to give me what amounts to a demo, I'll take it. No better way to know than to actually judge the game myself. Worse than what's common in AAA games these days? Who knows. Is there a good chance they'll be nickle and diming? Yes. Not mind-blowing content, but still, even minor support 10 years later is pretty rare. Hell, they are STILL doing seasons, for free, 10 years later. I'm going to hold out hope that this is how they will similarly design DIV. Diablo 3 gave me hundreds upon hundreds of hours of content for a grand total of like $60 (I bought in cheap right before RoS). Obviously not sure, and wouldn't absolve, but it's a factor worth keeping in mind. Blizzard had the final say, for sure, but I would bet they leaned more on NE for those kinds of calls, given that was their wheelhouse. That's not a future I'm a fan of.Ģnd, because Diablo Immortal is not only a f2p mobile game, which - let's face it - that kind of gross monetization basically goes hand in hand with. I think not registering interest here would show them that Diablo Immortal shit is the way to go, and standalone core releases are no longer worth pursuing. You say that we have to show them there are consequences for scummy practices and to not register interest.
I never pre-order a single thing, period. 1st, pre-registering is NOT pre-ordering.
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