Except you don’t get drops but maybe one a week or worse. ago i dont pay a dime and play it like for a couple hours everyday. The PVE sucks, literally wake up do the same thing you did yesterday, sleep, wake up and do it again and again. It looks good for a mobile game and even playing F2P there aren't any ads, that I've seen at least. how likely it is to maintain it's same level of revenue it had in it's first 2 months for another couple of years is totally up for debate. It's easy and fast to get into activities and complete challenges. a 60 dollar game in may 2012 is 77.35 in july 2022.

keep in mind this is without adjusting for inflation. If diablo immortal is able to get 50 million dollars in revenue every month without shrinking, which is what it averaged per month in the first 8 weeks of launch, it can achieve 1.2 billion dollars in revenue in about 2 years. (if you average the price of sale for diablo 3 to be 45 dollars between launch in 20, the figure is 1.35 billion).

I guess I'm just wondering if free-to-play is as financially successful as their former full priced model (even with the game going on sale and such)ĮDIT: So as of 2015 (3 years after launch) diablo 3 had exceeded 30 million copies sold and brought in over a billion dollars in revenue. If Diablo immortal brings in the same revenue the next 5 years or so with the same revenue as it's made in August, would it overtake Diablo III? If not how long would it have to maintain it's current trajectory to get there? I'll do some math when I get home from work but I was just curious if anyone did rough calculations already.

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