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Blizzard Lead Mike Ybarra shared on Twitter that we'll be hearing more about Warcraft and Overwatch over the coming weeks with Diablo to follow.

According to a tweet from January 18, it appears 2 announcements may be scheduled for next week! 

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In the meantime, Blizzard announced they're working on a new survival game for PC and console and a new Lunar Year Tiger mount was released in World of Warcraft. With no 9.2 release date announced just yet, we can expect WoW and Overwatch-related announcements soon, according to another tweet from January 25.

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Yeah, they just keep teasing us that announcements are coming soon. Spent all week waiting for some announcement they promised last week. Getting a little tired of their bait and switch.

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31 minutes ago, Logarithm said:

Yeah, they just keep teasing us that announcements are coming soon. Spent all week waiting for some announcement they promised last week. Getting a little tired of their bait and switch.

same here

 

though, to be fair, I think they're trying to take it slow since people now have a damaged trust

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2 more last week of January

Well... tomorrow is the 31st, can't get much more "last week" than that. So announcements tomorrow?

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55 minutes ago, Logarithm said:

Yeah, they just keep teasing us that announcements are coming soon. Spent all week waiting for some announcement they promised last week. Getting a little tired of their bait and switch.

"Soontm", while a long running joke about Blizzard when they say "Soon", it may as well be one of their actual trademarks. lol

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1 hour ago, Logarithm said:

Yeah, they just keep teasing us that announcements are coming soon. Spent all week waiting for some announcement they promised last week. Getting a little tired of their bait and switch.

They announced the new game this week. That was the announcement they teased originally.

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5 hours ago, Dejo93 said:

they're trying to take it slow since people now have a damaged trust

I think "damaged" is a pretty big understatement

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7 hours ago, Meurik said:

Well... tomorrow is the 31st, can't get much more "last week" than that. So announcements tomorrow?

Their new survival game was their big announcement, even though it's kinda weird. They had never announced their games through job listings before. Sure, there were "unannounced project" offers before that, but back then it was just a posting on their site, it was never accompanied by a blue post saying what it's going to be. When any official announcement happened, it wasn't until they had something to show, a title, some trailer and info on their site as well.

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8 hours ago, Arcling said:

Their new survival game was their big announcement, even though it's kinda weird. They had never announced their games through job listings before. Sure, there were "unannounced project" offers before that, but back then it was just a posting on their site, it was never accompanied by a blue post saying what it's going to be. When any official announcement happened, it wasn't until they had something to show, a title, some trailer and info on their site as well.

And? It's probably 10 years until that game is done. No reason to overhype it with no content currently available to show. They teased, that's enough.

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