Today, the company’s reign is over but it still holds some of the best games ever created. Will Diablo 2 fall down the same rabbit hole?īlizzard was once king of all things gaming – every game was eagerly anticipated. Overall it felt as if Blizzard wanted to make a cheap remake to earn fast money. Others included a poor effort at remaking the graphics with no real intent of lifting the game. It promised so much but ended being, as one critic mildly put it, “a wet fart”.īugs galore, connection problems and the inability to play the old Warcraft III were just some of the issues. Last but not least we can only hope that Blizzard will not muck up Diablo 2 the way they did with the remastering of Warcraft 3: Reforged. Maybe even allow players using the same mod to create private games so they can go in and explore the game the way they want to. Blizzard should allow for mods to be integrated into the main game, where you can select mods that you like or not. It’s this love of the game that has sustained the popularity of the game for over 20 years. Some had new bosses, others fixed annoying glitches in the original game, while a few featured complete remakes.ĭ2 modders should be supported. And even better are the fans who love the game so much, they make new versions of the game.Ĭlassic D2 had hundreds of mods that really spiced up the game. One of the best things about games like D2 are the fans.
These wipes need to be stepped up to stop the bots from destroying the experience for the rest of us regular humans.
On occasion, Blizzard would wipe the servers and ban accounts using them But the bots would just keep on coming back.
Second, it just killed the multiplayer experience altogether. The bot creators then used the loot, such as high-end uniques and rare runes, to either trade for better loot, or to sell them for real money in external sites.įirst this just killed the game’s economy. They built around specific builds (Hammerdin) to rush through the levels as quickly as possible. These are programmes designed by players to repeatedly kill the bosses in a bid to get the best loot. If you log onto D2’s Battlenet today, which is still running, about 90% of the public games are run by bots.
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