Diablo II: Resurrected – Infernal Edition

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battle.net is an absolute nightmare never play blizzard games

Instead of nostalgia I only felt regret that I paid for this. Just play Path of Exile instead, either one.

Can not play offline without logging in every 30 days to be blasted by their ads. Not worth the upgrade, save your money as the game will be unplayable as soon as blizzard decides to turn it off.

this is a master piece of a game its really a shame the its sequals couldnt live up to that, also for those who know stay awhile and listen.

El juego es simple: 1 Empezás como hechicera 2 Te teleporteas como un enfermo hasta el jefe del acto 3 Lo haces cag*r con la esperanza de que te dropee el Oculus para farmear mejor 4 Te dropea cualquier items menos para la hechicera 5 Te enojás y te armas un nuevo pj que le sirvan los items farmeados 6 Te cogen en infierno con el nuevo pj, lo cual te obliga a volver a farmear con la hechicera 7 Te dropean items pero para otro PJ distinto al que te armaste recientemente 8 Volvés al punto 5 y repetís la secuencia eternamente con la esperanza de poder terminar Infierno con algun pj algun dia. 10/10

why do i need to linked my bnet acc to a steam game ? i don't even have a bnet acc man Waste of my time again.

Diablo 2 Resurrected is a non-remake (as far as I can tell, it's a graphics shell Blizzard slapped onto the original game and had the balls to charge full price for) that addresses exactly none of the problems the original game had (chief among them the fact that two character classes are non-viable trap options) while adding a new character class and a loot filter that were originally paid DLC. Of the eight character classes, two are outright jokes. First is the Necromancer, which has been broken (in a bad way) since the game launched: the main build relies on uncontrollable pets that have collision with each other, meaning that half the time they either get stuck in a corner or die trying to all fit through a narrow doorway. The Barbarian is also a joke but for a different reason: it's a class that can hit one thing at a time in a game about spamming explosions. Somehow, I don't think anyone would have complained if whatever B-Team Blizzard had working on this fixed the pathfinding and reworked the skill trees, but that would require effort that could go into making more microtransaction cosmetics for Diablo 4 and suing all those World of Warcraft private servers to the ground. Then there's the problem of gear drop rates, which make early-2000s Korean F2P MMOs look reasonable by comparison. There's no bias for item drops at all, and it's virtually impossible to gear up without using external trading sites that are increasingly abandoned because this game is nearly dead online outside of farm lobbies on the hardest difficulty (and even then there's not many of those). I'm not joking when I say I spent 20 hours playing this without ever finding an item drop I could actually use: I spent the entirety of the first two difficulties using a staff I got off a vendor because I could not find anything better. Again, you would think given the lack of any kind of competitive endgame and the fact that Blizzard themselves don't have any real financial incentive (ie; they're not the middleman in a real money trading market) that they'd at least add some kind of bias to ensure you can play the game without needing to stop and visit a trading website every few hours. That's another problem: there really is no endgame. Diablo 3 and 4 have a ladder system based around going through an infinite, randomized dungeon with ranks handed out based on how far you got and how long it took you to get there. It makes sense to actually try for best-in-slot in those games because it's not terribly difficult and because there's something to actually use it on. D2 has nothing: once you finish the game on Hell, that's all there is. Avoid.