Diablo Immortal is now available across mobile devices and PC, an earlier than expected release for the already controversial Blizzard game. At the heart of the conversation surrounding Diablo Immortal is the game's heavy implementation of microtransactions and randomized rewards. However, it seems that another controversy may yet be brewing. Evidence is growing that cheating has already made its way into Diablo Immortal less than a full day after the game was delivered on PC.
Several clips from Twitch streamer wudijo appear to show a powerful cheat beating used while playing Diablo Immortal's 8v8 PvP mode Battleground. The clips show a Necromancer named Burn using a cheat allowing them to spam their Bone Spikes ability with no cooldown, effectively turning it into a channeled ability and doing massive damage. There's no clear indication of how the Necromancer is able to do the cheat, but they're able to do it multiple times, showing that it's clearly done with intent.
Asmongold Criticized for Deleting Posts About Diablo Immortal Microtransactions
Twitch streamer wudijo encounters Burn across multiple matches, both as their teammate and their opponent. In one clip, the Necromancer is able to use the cheat to quickly kill a Sacred Guardian, a PvE mob that needs to be defeated for the team to progress. What would take another 30 seconds for widijo to defeat, the Necromancer kills in 2 seconds. When facing the Necromancer as an opponent, wudijo dies just as quickly. However, since the cheat requires the Necromancer to remain stationary, wudijo's team is able to kill him in trade.
The cheating Necromancer wasn't found just in widijo's matches, either. Another person shared a screenshot on Reddit showing Burn cheating in their
Read more on gamerant.com