Spam s in Diablo 4 Get Out of Hand, Players are Certain
Many Diablo 4 players are receiving spam with friend invitations that the sale of in-game items. Fans expect Blizzard to respond quickly and decisively.
666 million dollars in revenue. This translates into at least several million buyers. With such numbers, it's not difficult to encounter scammers or spammers, especially since the game requires a constant Internet connection to play.
ments in the form of mass friend invitations
Recently, one Diablo IV player shared a screenshot on the game's subreddit, showing many unwanted friend invitations advertising the sale of items in Blizzard's game. In the comments under the post, other fans itted that they also faced a similar problem.
As Diablo IV offers no simple way to sell and buy back items from other players, such as using an auction house (which was present for a while in Diablo III), massive advertising of external websites enabling such a thing is the order of the day. According to players, the reason for this could be:
- logging in with a Battle.net on an unofficial website that trades items for Diablo IV;
- ing a Discord dedicated to selling items;
- ing some in-game clans.
However, there are some people claiming that they get friend invitations from spam s for no reason. If this is the case, it may be related to sending a message in a chat dedicated to in-game sales.
The solution to spam s
Many players are frustrated that it is not possible to block suspicious s that external websites directly in Diablo IV. Reporting such individuals is done only in Battle.net launcher. Unsurprisingly, fans are calling for Blizzard to get involved.
Some players, however, fear that the flood of spam messages or invitations will soon affect more people playing with Diablo IV (a first season of online gameplay is likely to attract a lot of people to the game.
