Although it's been determined Diablo

Okay, this could actually be one the funniest gaming stories I've heard in the last year and also a great chef's kiss moment for the gacha/p2w business, utilizing one of its worst offenders Diablo Immortal.

Although it's been determined that it would take north of $100,000 to every character in Diablo Immortal with gambling for and leveling up high rarity gems However, only a handful of players actually took the time to invest that. However, at the very least, one did, and, now, the player appears to have invested enough to make his character as strong as it can be, that the game's PvP matchmaking engine is unable to find anyone to join him.

The same thing happened to Jtisallbusiness who was able to spend $100,000 to play his Barbarian as much as possible However, he did end losing so many games but the game just...stopped beating him all the time because of his ridiculous MMR and he has said he'll sit around for 48 or 72 hours, waiting for the chance to win. The video below was posted by Jtisallbusiness asking if it would be possible to seek some sort of refund on his $100K account since this portion of the game hasn't was able to serve him and, in effect. It is currently averaging 1.5K likes and 15,000 dislikings, which indicates that the player isn't finding an audience that is sympathetic to his situation:

It's possible a fix for this issue is being developed in light of the fact that Blizzard has commented on the fact that some players are unable to find matches in Battleground PvP After a month, Jitsallbusiness stated that Blizzard finally did get back to him. What's not understood is what happens when they begin inviting him back into matches with such a strong character and whether it's possible for him to lose the amount he's paid. Like some of the commenters did when the incident was taking place, this might be exactly what happens in the event that you "win" in a pay-to-win-win-win-win-win-win-.
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