"As I sit here, we're about to launch the main game, we're finishing up season one, we're working on season two, we're working on expansion one, we're kicking off expansion two… and we haven't even launched the game yet," Fergusson said. Games these days constantly want more, so you have to cater to that because in a way, you are always shipping. In short, you can't push the team in a way that when launch day arrives, everyone falls over exhausted.
When making a game like Diablo IV, Fergusson noted, it has to be done sustainably. In a recent interview with Kinda Funny Games, Diablo general manager Rod Fergusson touched on this subject and more. It feels premature to talk about what is next for Diablo IV considering it has been out for exactly one day, but not for Blizzard. The sites, along with several others, have given the game a perfect score. Tech Radar said it sets a new standard for isometric, open-world adventures. Windows Central described it as potentially Blizzard's best game ever. Compartmentalization will get you nowhere fast.ĭiablo IV has finally reached general availability following a brief early access period for pre-order buyers, and it seems it was worth the wait. Live games must be approached with a parallel development strategy in mind, and communication between teams is key. Bottom line: Linear development simply isn't going to work for a game like Diablo IV.
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