Regarding the current situation at Snowstorm, one of the questions that has been repeatedly posed over the past week is D2R ladder items, "Maybe we at any point believe that Diablo 4 will actually convey an experience, given the events of the past?"

Even though I've enjoyed everything I've seen from Diablo 4 thus far, especially the new footage released this week, it's hard to trust Blizzard's decisions in the past and even harder to trust Blizzard as an entity right now. I have had difficulty understanding this topic.

We have seen a ton of takeoffs from Snowstorm, especially where the female workers were treated with a horrendous, frequently even terrible, in certain occasions, in spite of a report today that the inward examination of Activision has gone to the end that senior administration did nothing off-base when it came to overlooking grumblings of badgering.

People have also been let go from the company because they were accused of harassing other people and didn't do enough to stop it. One of these is Diablo 4 director Luis Barriga. I'm worried about the working conditions at Blizzard in general and the actual people who have left, which is hurting development, given the current working environment.

On June 1 and 2, the release of Diablo Immortal for both iOS and Android was witnessed by the entire world. The game has a 3.7-star rating on Android, yet just a 4.5-star rating on Apple's Application Store. Despite the excellent reviews, some of the web's most vocal sections and cheap d2r items, surprisingly, the press are not favorable to the application.