Yes, it's me, the guy who's still playing Diablo Immortal, still logging in every day to slog through some daily tasks, get a couple paragon levels, and see if anything has improved. And so far, not so good. For those keeping track, it's now been over a month since I finished my review of Diablo Immortal, but somehow the game has kept its hooks in me. Okay, the somehow isn't that mysterious: It's that,

Source: Blizzard Entertainment Whether you’re a first-time Diablo player or a veteran of the fight against the Burning Hells, you should expect classically fast-paced, visceral gameplay from Diablo Immortal. We’re building the game to have deep and rewarding action-RPG systems for both solo and group play: gear progression, dungeon runs, rifts, gem-crafting, ranking up items, and even more still in development. Today, we’re going to detail several systems that’ll be playable in the alpha.

Diablo Immortal is a game focused on taking money from players, AND for 10 days you can evolve and have fun, Bad but then the game becomes tiring and repetitive like all other mobile games, there is a lack of creativity for these people, a need to take more risks, a need to create games richer in content, PvP is pretty bad, unbalanced and feels like you're playing a MOBA we like the traditional 1v1, 2v2 model, we like to kill players across maps when they get in our way, O go we like mounts, but it seems they prefer to keep the same format as the old games, Dust had the opportunity to innovate, create a more 3D style with free camera, customization, countless things to do in such a famous game, but they were limited to create a game that favors those who pay to get strong leaving the game totally unbalanced.