On Wednesday, June 1, the game came out Immortal Diablo per Android and iOS smartphones. The game has been going through some controversy in its few days online. The point now is that Samsung smartphones equipped Exynos chips “suffer” running Immortal Diablo.
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The first messages about Exynos launch problems Immortal Diablo appeared in the game thread on Reddit. At the time of publication of this news, there were more than 1300 comments about bugs in Megathread. Adam Fletcher, Global Community Director for the Diablo Franchise at Blizzard, commented on the list smartphones With Exynos which show glitches on startup Immortal Diablo. Verify:
- Galaxy A12
- Galaxy A13
- Galaxy A21s
- Galaxy A51 5G
- Galaxy Quantum
- Galaxy S10e
- Galaxy S10
- Galaxy S10+
- Galaxy S10 5G
- Galaxy Note10
- Galaxy Note10 5G
- Galaxy Note10+
- Galaxy Note10+ 5G
- Galaxy F12
- Galaxy F62
- Galaxy M12
- Galaxy M13
- Galaxy M62
- Galaxy XCover 5
You Galaxy S22gone through throttling not recently listed by Fletcher, but some users reddit commented that their devices had problems. Even some owners Galaxy Tab (even without Exynos) reported problems. The bugs that devices have are texture issues, pixel lines on the screen, performance and game crash.
Credits: Replay/FruitHealty61/Reddit.
No decision yet
Fletcher noted that blizzard is already working on resolving these issues and an update will be released soon to fix them. If you have Samsung with Exynos and experiencing these problems just wait. Unfortunately. OUR blizzard is also looking into disabling game downloads until a solution is released.
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