Yes, Blizzard is spending a lot of money marketing Diablo 4.
"If there's one thing I love," says Hollywood actor Megan Fox,"it's the sight of blood." Hold on a second, what channel is this?
#DiabloIV is here, embrace the bloodshed.Share videos of your in-game death on Twitter or TikTok using #DiabloDeaths for a chance to have your eulogy read by @meganfox on June 8th. pic.twitter.com/dSgG2yuNbSIn Blizzard's advert Fox goes on to unconvincingly detail how much she loves blood and guts."In Diablo 4 there are rivers of [blood]...
Nevertheless, here we are in the year of our lord 2023. Amusingly enough I went to Megan Fox's twitter profile to see if she'd commented on the Diablo social post, and she hasn't tweeted since this in 2013:"5 days on Twitter and I have yet to discern its purpose. #WhatIsThePoint???"
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