The only part of Diablo Immortal that is banned in China is its Weibo account. However, it is unknown whether the Chinese version will release at this date, or at a different date altogether. The Asia Pacific delay revealed the new release date for the game, which is set to 7th July 2022. However, one major difference between the English announcement-which was meant for the whole of Asia Pacific-and the Chinese announcement, is the lack of a new release date for China.
The announcement further explains that the reason for the delay is to better optimize the game, which aligns with the English announcement that was made. And honestly maybe it’s not even Blizzard’s fault, maybe the Chinese team is just making changes without bothering to inform the Blizzard team.īut Blizzard it’s your IP.Follow us on Twitter Follow and Tweet us Tweet to announcement above is an apology to players due to the game’s initial planned release date of 23rd June 2022 being delayed. I just don’t like this cycle of confusion that happens every single update.
I like the game, I like that the devs are taking feedback and making adjustments accordingly. But this is the first game I’ve ever played where the fans are having to piece together new information in broken English from Google Translate. I’ve played a lot of games where things get left out of the patch notes on accident.
Not only did the bungled translation about “all servers are being set to p320” cause mass panic for no reason, also our patch notes are apparently missing A LOT of details. The patch notes situation reached a new low with this update. The Blizzard “devs” don’t even seem to understand what’s going on with their own game. What role does Blizzard even play? They email D3 assets to Chinese devs?
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