Ever since the announcement that Blizzard was developing a mobile adaptation of the Diablo franchise, many players were eager to learn more about the game because of the long time between Diablo 3 and Diablo 4. The game is Diablo Diablo 4. and it just came out in early access cheap Diablo IV Gold, having been working for years and allowing the majority of the fans who were initially excited to have informed opinions about how they'd like it or not based on their experience graphics, graphics, as well as the way it is monetized. Although Blizzard's approach to monetization for Diablo 4 was clearly inclined towards microtransactions but what wasn't obvious enough was the magnitude of the choice.

In the brief time Diablo 4 has been available to play, many gamers became aware of the serious issues of monetization that affect the game's internal economy and the individuals who engage with it. The most significant issue is the lack of advancements at the endgame for one's characters, which results in months and years of gruelling grind before having any chance to get high-quality gear. However, players can choose to spend impressive amounts of money to be able to ignore the issue. This is a two-pronged issue, as it implies that it is a pay-to win model that is the main endgame goal However, it also means that, despite spending cash, one's not guaranteed anything good to drop.

Diablo 4 has been banned from countries such as The Netherlands and Belgium because of the monetization choices which make it akin to loot boxes. The loot isn't bought and picked and is rather random in its nature. Similar to that, Diablo fans on Reddit are asking for Diablo 4 to buy Diablo IV Gold be banned from all Diablo-related Subreddits to clearly communicate their concerns to Blizzard as well as protect newcomers from predatory practices in monetization.