I’ve dumped thousands of hours and dollars into the game between 2015-2019 but couldn’t keep going that long after they killed the e-sports scene. It was the main Blizzard game I was willing to play (gave OW a shot but that wasn’t my thing) after getting burnt out with SC2 and the only MOBA I enjoyed due to the game crossover and simple/quick design of gameplay flow. HotS was the main reason I joined Reddit 7 years ago. They could just keep doing what they were doing, a lot of people were liking it, the reddit and twitch stats were trending upwards (albeit not explosively fast). I still don't understand why did they deem it "not good enough" and treat it so harshly. HotS was such a great game in my mind, but so completely mismanaged. They're just gonna abandon it the moment they feel like it "didn't blow up fast enough" or "it doesn't generate enough money in this current moment of time" or whatever it is that led them to handling HotS they way they did. But I find it really hard to trust any "new" Blizzard game in the long term after this HotS experience. It felt like they gave up on it, like someone in your team giving up and going AFK.Įver since they cancelled HGC, the only thing I'm willing to give Blizzard money for is my WoW sub and the expansions (in their basic, most cheap variants) because I still play that and have played it for a long time before HotS appeared. It was so disenchanting to see the polar opposite thing happen instead with this project. I thought "Blizzard polish" was a thing where Blizzard always bet on the long term success of their games, even if they are slow to change things, in the end, they'd always deliver. I really loved this game and wanted to see it grow.
There was a point where I owned EVERY item in the ingame HotS shop, and I believed this money would go into further developing and making the game better. It still makes me sad to hear about this game and what's happened to it. The HGC being abruptly cancelled and developers being moved to other projects ~2 years ago was the first time Blizzard has truly disappointed the Blizzard fan in me. You continue to be one of our most passionate communities, we’re grateful for your continued dedication and support, and as always, we look forward to seeing you in the Nexus. To our Heroes community, we say, “thank you”. Future patches will primarily focus on client sustainability and bug fixing, with balance updates coming as needed.Īs a token of our appreciation, we are gifting the incredibly rare Epic Arcane Lizard mount to all players with next week’s patch. In the future, we’ll continue seasonal rolls and hero rotations, and while the in-game shop will remain operational there are no plans for new for-purchase content to be added. Moving forward we will support Heroes in a manner similar to our other longstanding games, StarCraft and StarCraft II. Heroes and its community are home to some of the most passionate gamers from around the world and we’re committed to making sure that you can continue to enjoy your adventures through the Nexus. Combining legendary characters from all of our universes, it naturally brought players together into a truly unique experience. This June marks the seven-year anniversary of Heroes of the Storm. Xavalosh FEELING SICK BUT NOT AS SICK AS THIS GAMEPLAY. JunHotS_ TEAAAAAAAAAAM brace yourself for weekend hots 111 Blue Tracker ESPORTS CALENDAR ( LIQUIPEDIA)ĮU qualifier day 1/7 LIVE Heroes International Nations CupįanHOTS (RERUN) BRONZE 2 GM CONTINUES !rank ║ NEW HIGH LEVEL COMPREHENSIVE HOTS GUIDES EVERY WEEK ON !Patreon ║ 5.6.23 140
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