Win a Chance to be Immortalized in Diablo 4 with Celebrity Eulogies!
Diablo 4's newest promotion allows players to submit their character's death scenes for a chance to be immortalized in a personalized eulogy read by a renowned Hollywood actress
Memorable deaths are a defining feature of the hack-and-slash genre, and Diablo 4 takes it to the next level by offering players the chance to be eulogized by a Hollywood celebrity. Blizzard has spared no expense in marketing their latest title, which stands in stark contrast to the likes of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. The success of Diablo 4 has been nothing short of phenomenal, with millions of players participating in its Early Access and full launch.
Not only has Diablo 4 broken records for Blizzard, but it also serves as a strong foundation for future updates, promising to deliver the definitive experience within the world of Sanctuary. Unlike its predecessor, Diablo 4 has had fewer shortcomings, and its release has been a welcome return to form for Blizzard, especially after the recent controversies surrounding the company.
In an unexpected twist, the latest promotion for Diablo 4 doesn't revolve around food, but instead centers on the involvement of famous Hollywood actress Megan Fox. Players have until June 8 to submit their Diablo 4 death videos on Twitter or TikTok using the hashtag #DiabloDeaths, with a chance for their eulogy to be read by Megan Fox, best known for her role as Mikaela Banes in the Transformers franchise. While Blizzard has not clarified if Hardcore characters are the only eligible submissions, it is safe to assume both Softcore and Hardcore deaths can be submitted.
Early Access has shown impressive feats, including cArn becoming the first player to hit Level 100 in Diablo 4 on Hardcore mode. While some fans argue that those who purchased premium versions of the game had an unfair advantage in the World First race, serious players were willing to make the investment to increase their chances of success. The launch of Diablo 4's inaugural season will level the playing field for all players in the next World First race, which is sure to feature countless memorable deaths on the road to Level 100, albeit without the voice of Megan Fox.
Blizzard has already confirmed that there are at least two expansions in the works for Diablo 4, though specific details are scarce at this time. The game's ending hints at the return of an old foe in a familiar setting. With upcoming releases such as Last Epoch and Path of Exile 2, Diablo 4 is setting the stage for a revival of the hack-and-slash genre. The game is currently available on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
