Activision Blizzard announced at its November investor meeting that Blizzard Entertainment’s “Overwatch 2” and “Diablo 4” will be available Unable to keep up with the original plan, the launch time of the two new works will be postponed,
Since its publication in 2019, Activision Blizzard has never confirmed the launch time of the two new titles “Dou Zhen Special Attack 2” and “Diablo 4”. In February this year, Activision announced that the two works will not be released this year. The listing, just as the outside world is looking at 2022, today’s development delay news once again makes investors not optimistic.
“Although we still plan to provide a large amount of content by the Blizzard side next year, we are planning to postpone the original launch plans of “Fights 2” and “Diablo 4″.”
Of course, the main reason for the delay of these two works is due to the leadership flow of the development team within Blizzard. The director of “Diablo 4” resigned due to the sexual discrimination case this summer, and the chief system designer David Kim He was poached by Tencent, and Jeff Kaplan, the director of “Dou Zhen Special Attack 2”, also resigned in April this year.
It is worth mentioning that, although “Fights 2” was postponed again, Blizzard also confirmed in the meeting that the next season of “Fights” the league will launch the previously mentioned 5v5 single tank competition system.
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