Diablo Immortal: Maxroll, the site for Diablo players, closes its section dedicated to the game

Since its release, Diablo Immortal chain the pans. A few days ago, a new mechanic planned to make players checkout again was discovered. The title has been linking the news of the genre for several weeks. Thereby, Maxroll, the reference site for everything related to the Diablo licensehas decided to close its Diablo Immortal section to protest the monetization of Diablo Immortal.

We knew from the start that the game would be Pay-To-Win and that bringing a beloved franchise to the mobile market would certainly be a challenge for the developers and the community. Despite these concerns, we intended to prevail and make the most of what we thought was a good base game with lots of potential. We couldn’t have been more disappointed with how the outing turned out.

The team explains that they participated in the various betas and did their best to help Blizzard to produce the best game possible. The game did not listen to its community and esteem that the title’s Pay-To-Win model goes against their values. Despite the loss of income that such a decision will cause, the site wants to keep their values ​​and boycott the title of Blizzard.

It’s never easy to let go of something you’ve put a lot of time into. However, we feel responsible for the games we choose to support and the types of games we want to see happen. Most importantly, Maxroll exists to provide a service to our community members, and we consider it our duty to be good stewards for them. As a result, we cannot, in good faith, continue to cover this game.

Other players have also protest the title’s business model by destroying rare loot. You can find the entire post by clicking right here.