an actor diablo immortalpublisher Quin69 had a good time $15,000 get one rare gem. When he succeeded, he destroyed him, then deleted his character and removed the game in protest. It was a five star gem.
Quin69 lives in New Zealand and has already made headlines with another big spend on Diablo Immortal. He obviously has no money. In total, he spent NZ$25,165.57 on the Blizzard game, which was $15,997 or €15,195.22. After receiving the jewel, Quin said: “Finished,” Then remove the game.
At this point, he realized that he had forgotten to take a photo of the jewellery. That’s why Diablo set up the undead to restore it later. to destroy object of protest. How? He used it to upgrade a useless item from a star.
He then left his clan and said: “it was an honor to play whale with you“, Then delete his character to make sure you never get it back: “Fuck you, damn Blizzard“he said on the webcam with his middle finger before permanently uninstalling the game:” Via from my computer, you don’t deserve to be on it. Diablo II Resurrected, you can stay. Diablo III, you’re balanced but that’s okay, you can stay. Is Diablo Immortal? Out of the balls.“
The reason Quin spends so much money on a 5-star gem is, microtransactions They don’t allow you to buy rare items directly. Players must purchase “legendary crests” used during the Elder Rift to obtain runes and gems of ever-changing value.
Note that players can equip up to six five-star gems. So even though Quin had spent all that money, it was only 1/6th of the character’s final increase.
Source: Multiplayer
