Brack hasn't had the most pleasant of D2R Items to the announcement of a mobile-friendly version of Diablo that many fans expressed a negative opinion about. The issue, according to Brack's admission, was something that could have been handled better. However, in the midst of this controversy, and afterward, it's the developer's perspective and history that he has which he uses when he's asking fans to put their faith in Brack or the team.

Although Brack admits the messaging could have been more clear, he still has faith in Diablo: Immortal as a game, and believes that it represents Blizzard's values as they always have been and always will remain. Not just that, Brack is sure that the Blizzard of today is a reflection of the spirit of the same company which brought us Warcraft, Diablo, StarCraft, and the many other beloved games from its stable.

Ahead of the climax of Diablo League season and BlizzCon 2019. Diablo League season. As well as BlizzCon 2019. we talked with Brack about his reaction to Diablo: Immortal, the preservation of the company's identity and his goals for Blizzard.

What was your experience like when you saw World of Warcraft Classic launch considering your past experience with the game and the company. It must have been interesting to witness the glory times of Diablo brought to life again.

J. Allen Brack: Yeah. I think it was around two years ago at Buy D2R items Xbox that I announced that we would be able to launch Diablo Classic. This was something that players had been asking for in the past.