Diablo Immortal accused of pay to win, the controversy mounts

Its output was expected by many players and Diablo Immortal has finally been released for everyone June 2. While the excitement of the players was at its peak, they quickly faces several major problems. Indeed, in addition to the fact that the game had difficulty running on Samsung phonesa controversy emerged about microtransactions and lootboxes.

The game was banned from several countries preventing this mechanic in games, including the Netherlands and Belgium, but a youtuber also made a sad discovery. As evoked Bellular News after several calculations, pTo get the best equipment possible in the gameyou will have to pay the modest sum of $110,000 is slightly less than €103,000. Even if it is possible to obtain this equipment without putting money in the game, it is still extremely long and will take you decades.

This is obviously an aberration from Activision Blizzard which will still be at the heart of a controversy at the level of microtransactions after the drama. The group will have to react quickly because the players are furious to have to put an astronomical sum in a game that is certainly free-to-play, but which will be way too expensive to have the best equipment. We are now expecting announcements and changes from Activision Blizzard in the coming days if it does not want to lose a lot of players.