However, this brings us to the fact that, as the numeric portion of your Battlenet shows, your home region isn’t the US. The reason for this is because, a few weeks ago, the Armoury URLs were changed to include the word blizzard in them, and the actual URL for your US Armoury page is… …which will fail to load, and give you a message that the profile doesn’t exist. “Controversy gets clicks!” may be the internet mantra for some, but a lot of people don’t give a damn.When you click your name / avatar on the US Forums, the View Profile link will attempt to take you to your US Armoury page which, in your case, is… There are still positive reasons for the place that involve finding play partners, build discussion or strategy, and just generally hanging out with folks who have a similar interest. Assuming people even care enough about the latter because mobile players will gobble up absolute garbage and ask for more.įor those who persist on antagonizing, yeah, dead forum, move on, good riddance. End result, it’d turn out more like a D4 forum with occasional D:I commentary. Since you’re not getting new official content, there’s not really much to objectively discuss. Mod discussion for the first two could be interesting, but I’d say there was never much a scene for the first while the second kinda faded into obscurity with the synergies patch as modding the game became more difficult. D1-D3 are effectively dead in the eyes of Blizzard, with seasonal blah about the most they can muster. Trying to make this some kind of Diablo General is of no real benefit, either.
You might not be able to post and tell the random tryhard that their opinion is trash, but let’s not pretend that’s really put anyone in their place on the internet. People that want to see what’s up with D4 can still read the D4 board.
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