Actually I was Channeling you and some of the other Fanboy White Knights…At least some of them should sound VERY Familiar
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I know you were. You’re not as unpredictable as you think you are.
activeplayer. io/diablo-4/
I’m not sure how accurate the numbers posted on this site are but 6.6 million active users in the last 30 days still seems pretty solid.
As I thought You Fanboy White Knights just enjoy pissing off those who feel improvements AND Or QOL Additions to the game would improve it, Flagging,Derailing posts and threads no matter how valid the point of said post or thread…One of many definitions of a Troll as it turns out
Quite the opposite, actually. I’ve been relatively vocal about my discontent with Diablo IV and have outlined issues with the game. I even did so in a more recent thread about the game having annual expansions, noting that I wasn’t a huge fan of this route of monetization and that I’d prefer Blizzard focus their efforts on improving the game before they even consider asking us to spend more money on it.
The problem is that people don’t care about that. They’d rather target the low-hanging fruit because it’s easier to antagonize and craft a narrative around. Discussions or suggestions for improvement are not why people are here. They’re here to flame the game, the devs, and anybody who enjoys playing it.
I don’t mind criticism, but I don’t care for bratty temper tantrums.
I don’t flag any posts unless that post is specifically vile and harmful. I don’t derail any threads that weren’t already derailed and/or intended to provoke more drama.
It must break your brain to see that there are people capable of criticizing Blizzard while also believing that 90% of the forums are incapable of composing themselves and their posts in a respectable manner.
This post finally checks out as what is dead cant be dying.
Looking forward to a season 2 relaunch.
‘If true’ that would make you a remarkable individual IF…However a while back I made a thread about getting gem drops in NM and expressing dissatisfaction over JUST Gem Drops and asking why mats weren’t/couldn’t be included…So it wasn’t just a SINGLE Item…And one of the posters accused me of asking for additional items saying he didn’t want p[eople in NM doing better or even as well as he was in Torment…Now as I recall YOU Were one of the ones accusing me of lying when I said all wanted was additional crafting mats…So tell me why I or anyone else should believe you when you say that when you didn’t say it up front? As
I did? OH Yes this was a thread where I was flagged and the thread deleted So stick that in your pipe and smoke it
You’re recalling incorrectly. I never accused you of anything.
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You have to check the quotes. Some people just dont quote things correctly or quote things to take them out of context.
D4 isnt dying, its dead
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if d4 used to have 1m active players but now its approximately 400k active players. thats -60% drop in player if these claims is true.
D4 already died weeks ago
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Never a more truer post has been posted with truth.
“Employees described Fergusson, now in charge of the entire Diablo series, as holding regular weekly Zoom meetings he dubbed the “Rodcast,” where several hundred people would join. Fergusson would discuss movies he enjoyed or celebrities he had spent time with. He would also address the team’s problem with attrition and share employee survey results, but employees felt that not much actually came out of these discussions.”
“To me, he came off as a bit of a clout chaser about where he came from, like ‘Gears of War,’” said a former employee. “People got frustrated because we all thought he was gonna come in and fix the game. And when nothing happened, that’s when you started to see this massive turnover.”
Thus, Fergusson proved not to be the game leader many had hoped for. Instead, he came across as someone who prioritized establishing authority through empty rhetoric and constant prodding. The outcome of his leadership style was evident: a half-finished yet popular game. The decline the game is experiencing now calls for a new direction, and Fergusson’s departure might just be the fresh start it needs. If he stays, the toxic work culture he has fostered from top to bottom might drive away those who genuinely love gaming and are committed to delivering surprises for players. What would remain is a marketing team that doesn’t think critically, focusing solely on being “politically correct” and releasing “that” video everyone hates.`
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Has the game been fixed yet?
Indeed. Tower fantasy is beating it on Twitch.
D4 had 687 viewers. No I didn’t miss a zero in there. 687. That’s just bad.
I honestly felt like it was dead right after the patch that ruined everyone’s characters. Hell, even before that, I noticed a marked decrease in the people playing the game on my friends list, but after the patch, it seemed like everyone quit.
I saw over 80 people constantly playing D4 at release. When season one hit, I saw 4 people playing for a couple hours. The next day, literally no one played, lol.
It has been dead for awhile.
I told everyone for weeks, it’s extremely unlikely to expect another D3 situation. Luckily for the playerbase, Blizz was able to recognize how terrible the game was, and put a new Creative Lead in place, but I really don’t think that’ll happen with D4. Rod has obviously sucked up to the right people, and they already went through 3 Creative Leads during the development of D4.
Hilariously, the Lead who had fixed D3 was chased off after he had already started working on D4. I’d imagine no one likes to work at Blizz, when they’re doing heinous things (like what we’ve seen in the news), so it isn’t surprising, but it’s definitely mind-boggling how they never fixed their culture.
I seriously doubt D4 will ever be a good game.
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Checking back in. This didn’t age well did it you clown. I know you are just a stupid troll but here we are 20 days later and you look pretty stupid. I’m glad you wasted so much time with 4600 posts about a game nobody cares about lol!
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