In a new report by The Washington Post, assembled after speaking with 15 current and former Blizzard employees, it's claimed Diablo 4's development was troubled from the off, with leadership at the time instilling the project with a "sense of inertia" as large parts of the game were constantly revamped and scrapped - including a planned battle royale mode. One player, MattGoesBuck, shared the clip below on Twitter that showed them working through a Tier 52 Nightmare with the general vibe of the tweet suggesting that doing so was now a slog.A new investigation into Diablo 4's development has painted a picture of chaos and mismanagement at Activision Blizzard, reportedly resulting in a dash to meet a release date - said to be 6th June next year - that staff believe is "unlikely" to be met without "many hours of overtime or cut features".
Looking at some of the comments from the community, however, paints a better picture of what players have taken umbrage with. The patch notes in question are thousands of words long, so they take awhile to get through. The Diablo 4 team has since responded to the reaction to the patch notes by saying it plans on having one of its "Campfire Chats" soon to discuss the update and the feedback. The long, long patch notes contained nerfs for XP gains in some instances, the effectiveness of builds focused on critical hits and the Vulnerable debuff, and some unexpected nerfs for the Sorcerer have left Diablo 4 players scratching their heads.
Diablo 4 got what was probably it's biggest update yet this week in preparation for Season 1, but so far, the update has been met with resounding opposition from the Diablo community.
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