Although Activision Blizzard eventually edited the blog post from jack's blog

Diablo Immortal, which will be released on June 2 It has already had more than 35 million registered players globally.Activision Blizzard's diversity tool creates controversy on the internet as D2R Ladder Items well, with Overwatch devs denying using this "creepy dystopian chart"The so-called "Diversity Space Tool,"

The technology, which was introduced recently through Activision Blizzard, has drawn the ire of developers and players. A few among the Overwatch creators have also denied any connection on this technology.On May 12th, Activision Blizzard published a blog post that was dedicated to a special technology aimed at making more inclusive and diverse characters.

Diversity Space Tool was developed by King King, one of the three major companies at Activision Blizzard King. King, the Candy Crush creator has been working on it with The MIT Game Lab since 2016.As the studio pointed out, the intention was to encourage developers to think outside of the box and eliminate subconscious bias and discrimination when it comes to the creation of game characters.

"As an outcome, we hope we can create more characters that break out of the norm and better represent women, non-binaries and other minorities with a low representation in the industry," King globalization project manager Jacqueline Chomatas said in a statement.

Although Activision Blizzard eventually edited the blog post, the original version said they had tested the Diversity Space Tool had been used with the help of Call of Duty: Vanguard developers, and Cheap D2R Ladder Items The Overwatch 2 team, who were able to "experiment with the tool, with equally enthusiastic first impressions"So that's how Diversity Space Tool works: