Animation speed for Impale increased by 30%.A lot of the time spent playing Diablo II: Resurrected, I just longed to return to Diablo III.' Diablo 2 Resurrected 2.4 Patch Notes CLASS CHANGES But outside of players already well-versed with the game's aged design choices and imbalance, there's not a lot here outside of a history lesson for new players to enjoy.

'That's not to say the adventure was without merit, and it's certainly great to have a way to play one of Blizzard's classics with a coat of paint that does its visual aesthetic justice so many years later. 'It's why, unlike Diablo III, I don't foresee myself spending a lot more time with Diablo II: Resurrected,' Alessandro Barbosa wrote in GameSpot's Diablo 2 Resurrected review. This patch also paves the way for the first ladder season to begin later this month. The patch promises better pet AI, performance and settings adjustments, and more options for how you appear online and message friends. Those balance changes come among several other bug fixes and quality-of-life adjustments. Now Playing: Diablo II: Resurrected Video Review One can only hope that Vicarious Visions does a better job than Warcraft 3 Reforged.By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's Diablo 2 is not a small game by any means, and redeveloping it from the ground up is an arduous task. Last year, the development team behind Diablo 2 said that the original assets of the game were 'lost' and that a remake would involve redesigning it from scratch. While Actugaming has been fairly spot-on with its previous Blizzard-centric leaks, it's best if we take this one with a grain of salt. The game is expected to drop sometime in Q4 2020, and will likely be unveiled at Blizzcon later in the year. All the heavy lifting, however, will be done by Vicarious Visions of the Crash Bandicoot fame. Now, some rumors from a French website indicate that the game is all set to receive a much-needed makeover.Īctugaming claims that it received a tip from a 'reliable source,' which states that a Diablo 2 Remaster is in the works and slated to drop later this year. The game has high replayability value even twenty years after its release. While there is nothing inherently wrong with Diablo 3, it requires an active connection at all times, much to the dismay of those who want to play offline. It'll be a long time before Diablo 4 becomes a reality, so fans have to satiate their hunger with older titles.

Diablo 2 remaster?