Blizzard confirms that a Diablo Immortal bug affecting the fantasy game’s in-game store has led to some purchases not processing correctly, meaning that players were not receiving items after buying Diablo Immortal microtransactions in a small number of cases. The team says that a hotfix has been deployed to prevent the issue from occurring in future, and that affected players will now have their items delivered in the ARPG game.
A number of players have recently reported an issue where purchases of Diablo Immortal Eternal Orbs were not being correctly delivered in-game. One player on the Diablo Immortal subreddit highlighted this issue in a post, saying, “I’ve made many purchases of 7,200 Eternal Orbs with all the transactions successful,” referring to the most expensive bundle on offer (priced at $99.99 USD / £89.99 GBP). The player even notes that “I purchased the legitimate kind at $99.99 each,” in a cheeky nod to a recent clampdown that saw Diablo Immortal whales punished for purchasing cheap orbs through third-party sellers.
The player then explains that a purchase made through the Google Play store “went through successfully for $99.99, but did not get delivered in-game. When you try to repurchase the orbs it says that the item is already owned and displays an error message.” Several other players echoed this issue, saying they had run into a similar problem.
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