The same thing happened to Diablo IV Gold, who spent $100,000 to maximize his Barbarian as much as was possible However, he did end up winning so many games and the game just...stopped beating him all the time due to his insane MMR as well as the fact that he's said that he'll wait for up to 72 hours waiting for another game. The below video was shared by him asking whether he should try to get a refund on his $100K account , as this section of the game hasn't functioned for him at all, effectively. The account is currently averaging 1.5K fans and 15,000 dislikes, as there's no sign of an audience who will be supportive:

It's possible that a solution for this problem is on the horizon according to Blizzard has commented on the fact that some players are unable to find matches in Battleground PvP, and after more than a month Jitsallbusiness said Blizzard finally got back to him. It's unclear what happens when they start playing him again with such a strong character, and if it's even possible to lose how much he's invested. The commenters on the site said that when this issue was being discussed, this could be the result when you "win" on a pay-to-win basis.

Diablo 3's 2012 launch ended up being a disaster because of its ever-on requirements with broken servers and an auction house that was real money that was not liked by anyone or desired by anyone. A decade later, we know that eventually Blizzard brought things back to the right track by launching Diablo 3 and ended up producing a stunning ARPG. But why did it take more than two years for Blizzard to take down the annoying real-money auction house? You can blame the boxes that the game was shipped in as well as their promises on the back of the boxes buy Diablo 4 Gold about an operating auction house.