Blizzard Tries to Possess Employers to Give Employees Time Off to Play Diablo 4
Would you like to play Diablo IV at launch, but won't have enough time des to your job? Blizzard has issued a decree under a demon law to convince employers to agree to your vacation.
Blizzard wants to attract as many people as possible to Diablo IV, which will debut tomorrow. Some time ago, the developers announced rewards for the first 1,000 players for reaching level 100 in hardcore mode, which was in a way an incentive to pre-order the game. Now Blizzard wants to convince employers to give their employees a vacation so that they have time to eliminate demons in Sanctuary.
On the game's Twitter a special message has been published. Here is its content:
Blizzard points out, however, that this is a demon law, not a human one. So not all employers will be willing to comply. Moreover, according to the developers Hell "do not tolerate the abandonment of jobs permanently, as they savor human suffering." Presumably, this is meant to mean that the team is not responsible for possible dismissals related to sharing the contents of the demon law with the employer.
Although the message was published purely for humorous purposes, it must be admitted that it is a very original element of the marketing campaign for Diablo IV. Its message is quite clear - according to Blizzard, there are no things more important than playing the latest Diablo at launch.
People who have decided to pre-order Diablo IV, can play it from June 2. The game will officially debut on June 6 on PS4, PS5, XOne and XSX/S consoles and PC.
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