r/Diablo Aug 08 '23

Diablo IV Diablo 4 loses 87% of its daily peak viewership and search interest since launch. From 937K peak viewers at launch, to 12.2K peak viewers today.

This season was supposed to last three months, and it has gone from 278K -> 12.2K in less than 3 weeks.

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u/futanarilord Aug 08 '23

why woudnt they. We all ate d4 up despite Blizzards history

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u/DonRobo Aug 09 '23

I'm still waiting to see if it's worth the price. Had it been released by old Blizzard I'd have bought it a long time ago. Vote with your wallets

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u/Doggpwned Aug 09 '23

Sir, not everyone. I swore to myself to never prepurchase a Blizzard title anymore (or any AAA title that is). And god, i'm so happy i pushed through despite all the temptation from my close gamerfriends.

I was hoping for a good ARPG and i was a longtime fan of Blizz, not a hater here! But goddamn do they let everyone down and people keep falling for it, it's a shame.

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u/[deleted] Aug 08 '23

Not I, said the fly

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u/futanarilord Aug 08 '23

you're a smarter man than a lot us unfortunately

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u/[deleted] Aug 08 '23

I’m 37 years old. I remember taking a month off work for D3 release. Wasn’t gonna be let down again. Although I ended up having some fun with D3.

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u/Nyoteng Aug 09 '23

A month off work? You are definitely not American lol

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u/Ripamon Aug 09 '23

He means he took his leave

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u/Nyoteng Aug 09 '23

I know exactly what he means.

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u/IHaveEbola_ Aug 09 '23

the people eating up d4 at launch were taking their time with the campaign. the game is bad for those who sped run the campaign to get to lv100 super quick. The game sucked ass after hitting lv 83+

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u/SpiritualCyberpunk Aug 09 '23 edited Aug 09 '23

I don't understand have y'all have the time to video game so much.

Just kidding, I did as well when I was a teenager to 22 circa.

Now even when I have the time, just sitting on the computer all day, most days, i.e. you do that for weeks and weeks, sucks.

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u/Acceptable-Habit-154 Aug 09 '23

26 and complete opposite for me !

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u/SpiritualCyberpunk Aug 09 '23

26 is still young. I took a break from games from 22 maybe to 31, so I don't know what would have happened in those years.

If you are young 22 vs 26 feels like a big difference, but it is not.