JAKARTA - Through its website, the Diablo Immortal project team decided to postpone the release of Diablo Immortal which was supposed to take place on June 23 in China.
"The development team made a number of optimization adjustments for the game," the development team wrote, quoted Tuesday, June 21.
Those adjustments are for optimization of a wider variety of models and devices, highest quality rendering on more models, as well as network and performance optimizations, and more.
"We believe that the gaming experience in the official online version will be smoother and bring better game content to everyone," he continued.
Diablo Immortal was originally slated for a global release on June 2, but had to be delayed in the coming weeks in the Asia Pacific region.
Until finally Blizzard decided to release it on June 23, including in Indonesia. However, it seems that Chinese players will have to wait longer because of this delay.
SEE ALSO:
Not to forget, Blizzard has prepared an executive greeting package containing legendary equipment as a form of thanks to players who are still waiting for Diablo Immortal to be released.
"After the official launch of Diablo: Immortal, all adventurers can receive the above rewards via the in-game mailbox after registering their character in the game," explained the development team.
Blizzard still hasn't announced the exact date for Diablo Immortal to be released in China. However, they said they would make sure the players meet up soon.
The English, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, and French versions are automatically generated by the AI. So there may still be inaccuracies in translating, please always see Indonesian as our main language. (system supported by DigitalSiber.id)
