GamerNode Senior Editor Mike Murphy found time at New York Comic Con to make his way over to the Marvel Heroes booth and talk with Gazillion Entertainment President and father of Diablo David Brevik and studio VP of Marketing Leo Olebe. The two shed light on the upcoming MMO, where players take on the roles of their favorite Marvel superheroes and group up to stop it’s greatest villains.
Capcom is bringing four pending titles to New York Comic Con including the new Resident Evil game.
Ken writes: "We ask Diablo co-creator David Brevik about the challenges faced by Diablo 4 today, and if he likes Diablo 2 Resurrected's preservation."
why do you make it so evident you never even touched or looked at D4. The mobile game is a reskin of 3. There is still plenty you can trash the game for tho, but that will require you into knowing what the game actually is.
If anything the "skin" of the game, aka the visuals is about the only redeeming part of the fkn game.
1. Don't lock seasons. Let people switch between them and experience the content at their leisure.
2. Stop locking appearance items behind paywalls. You've even made it so you can't unlock as much as before, making it apparent you don't care about giving the content to people, just forcing them to pay for it. Do you think people care about working through new content if they're not going to get anything out of it unless they give your money? The store is littered with money only cosmetics, keep the seasonal stuff obtainable without money.
3. Make every build viable. This game is a big cookie cutter reliant game and you haven't grasped the idea that people want power fantasies and not limitations. But then you expect them to keep rolling up new characters? Make it make sense.
Diablo creator David Brevik discusses whether ARPGs are inherently live-service games or not two decades after their release.
Im no developer, but believe its possible to make a game like diablo 4 and not have it be live service.
Marvel! Rad.