diablo immortal - announcement trailer - blizzcon 2018

The game's plot will include what happened to humanity after Tyrael destroyed the Worldstone, how Tyrael was able to reform in Heaven, the activities of Deckard Cain, why Malthael abandoned Heaven, how the Demon Hunters were founded, what the golden age of Westmarch was like and the schemes of Adria and Maghda. Simultaneously, a fledging Coven has emerged, its cultists roaming the land and spreading corruption wherever they trod.

The game's main antagonist is Skarn, Herald of Diablo, who seeks to gather the Worldstone fragments to resurrect his master and reignite the Eternal Conflict.

Although destroyed, its fragments carried Baal's corruption with them, wreaking havoc across Sanctuary. The catalyst of the plot is the destruction of the Worldstone. Many of the game's plot points have their origins in the Eternal Conflict. The game starts in the year 1270, though as of the Destruction's Wake update, the timeframe has extended to 1272. Westmarch will be the game’s central hub, however.Diablo Immortal will tell stories set between the events of Diablo II: Lord of Destruction and Diablo III. The game will take place somewhere in the 20-year span between Diablo 2 and Diablo 3, and will revisit some of those games’ locations. There are more details on the game’s website as well as the Activision press release, including the six character classes players will choose from Barbarian, Crusader, Demon Hunter, Monk, Necromancer and Wizard. There was, however, the most energy-sucking announcement of them all a mobile partnership between Blizzard Entertainment and Netease to create a “mobile massively multiplayer online action-role-playing game” for Android and iOS called Diablo Immortal. There was no announcement of a Diablo 2 or Diablo remaster. That’s right we did not see the reveal or tease of Diablo 4. BlizzCon’s Diablo Immortal announcement was the last thing most core fans of the franchise wanted. Diablo 3 has pretty much run its course by now, and fans have been clamoring for the next great thing from the franchise. When Blizzard announced there would be multiple projects to be announced in 2018, it was hard not to be a little excited about the franchise’s future. By Daniel George 4 years ago Bringing six playable classes together for mobile multiplayer action, Diablo Immortal was announced at BlizzCon 2018 as the crowd goes mild.

Diablo immortal - announcement trailer - blizzcon 2018