I brought this up somewhere else, but I figured it deserved a mention on Speaking of needing WoW to perform, Blizz is pushing promotions for the game as well. I have opinions about “more” being “better” and “n+1” being able to increase output in any sort of predictable, linear fashion, but if you have the budget and some patience, you can make something happen.
Blizz Spending Money on Making More DevelopersĪlso announced was Blizzard’s plan to spend some of its $250 million diversity fund to start a 12-week program called Level Up U with a goal of creating more full-time game developers.Īs with the above item, this is no doubt related to Blizzard’s desire to increase content output in order to sustain its bottom line.In a no-doubt related story, Spellbreak will be shutting down. Diablo II Resurrected is a prime example of that. Even Ybarra said in that LA Times interview that Blizzard needs to increase their content output, and Blizzard has had success with groups outside of Irvine reviving their products. Blizzard has bought them to boost the workforce focused on developing content for World of Warcraft.īlizz needs WoW to perform, because even Diablo Immortal bringing in a million dollars a day doesn’t match Azeroth’s ability to bring in a billion dollars annually as recently as 2020.
Proletariat is/was an independent game studio that produced the title Spellbreak. The proles will now be a wholly owned subsidiary of Blizzard, which is an oddly appropriate frame for the company’s labor relations. It will just take a minute of play to show youĪnyway, this did not cement much credibility for the head of Blizzard with those who know the truth… but it is always spin and disinformation that wins with those unfamiliar with the situation.
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