The initial anger and disappointment by attendees at the event is ONE HUNDRED PERCENT justified and reasonable. It was a poorly timed announcement to completely the wrong audience with completely the wrong background.
The manufactured outrage is not the attendees at Blizzcon, who have every right to be pissed about wasting their time and money to come to the show to be insulted with this disappointing reveal.
The ridiculous thing is the people who weren't even there that are basically picking up the flag and running with it to the ends of the earth. On this forum and others, the amount of people posting the most distressing things, and people campaigning and crusading on the internet to destroy the game and anyone ever involved with it before it's ever released... I mean... why?
If you were that at Blizzcon and you were disappointed, fair enough. But there's no need for this kind of edgy internet outrage, whichbasically happens every day over everything these days.
I was really disappointed it wasn't Diablo 4, or some similar scale project that was announced. I didn't even watch the rest of the Diablo stuff at Blizzcon as a result. But after the initial disappointment, I mean, I shrug and I go back to playing other games.