But same as you, Blizzard has no clue why the dislikes started to disappear en mass. Combine that with removing comments and cancelling downvotes on the youtube trailer. Diablo Immortal is set to bridge the gap between Diablo 2 and Diablo 3. It seems the exorbitant amount of dislikes might have been generated by multiple fake bot accounts that got banned by YouTube. Diablo Immortal is a mobile game that was announced by Blizzard. Gaming Diablo Immortal: Release Date, Trailers, and More by Ray Ampoloquio Published: Febru Updated: FebruJoin the discussion Blizzard has always tried its best to keep its franchises ahead of the proverbial curve. now suddenly its dropped to 200k The top comment was reposted 15 times with over. As a matter of fact, Blizzard still doesn’t know why that behavior happened, as YouTube has not responded Blizzard’s inquiries of the matter. Hmmm this morning the diablo trailer had 9.7k likes and 313k dislikes. Not only that, but seeing how many downvotes their original video got.

Blizzard didn’t remove them, nor requested YouTube to remove them. Not only that, but theyve been removing all negative comments in their forums. But now that he is no longer an employee, he decided to come forward by sharing what happened behind-the-scenes.īlizzard Entertainment was not aware of the reason thousands of dislikes were removed. Ythisens was one of the hundreds of Blizzard employees laid off early February 2019. However, Caden of the House known as Ythisens has come forward to share his personal experience while he was still a community manager.

Content creators or influencers have also highlighted the topic widely. For months, the community has discussed the massive removal of dislikes from the Diablo Immmortal trailer’s YouTube page.

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