Fixed an issue where hardcore character names were not displaying in red text on the character list.Fixed an issue where updates to stats, skills, or quests were displaying when no updates were available.Fixed an issue where the game name and password were not properly updating and displaying in-game when toggling the setting for showing it.Fixed an issue that would occur when binding a skill to a multi-key binding (Ex: Ctrl + X, Alt + X) the action bound to the first key became unbound from that key.Fixed an issue where loading a character on a console that was created on PC was causing texture and lighting issues on console.Fixed an issue where certain Rune Words could not be repaired in the same game session they were created.Fixed an issue where players and monsters were able to walk through doors that visually looked closed.Fixed a rare issue where item names on the ground would erratically flicker and shift while pathing around them.For example, monsters that were both lightning and fire enchanted created an explosion every time they were put into hit recovery (Ex: repeatedly hit by Warcry). Fixed an issue where monster unique mods were triggering from another unique mod’s trigger.Fixed an issue where casting delays could desync at very high ping.

Dead Finger Mages now reset correctly to their original state when revived by Necromancers.

Damage value for the Paladin’s Thorns aura is now present on the character menu.

Added additional warning text to the mercenary confirmation prompt if your previous mercenary still has items equipped.

Diablo II: Resurrected is releasing some time later this year for PC, Switch, PS5, PS4, and Xbox Series consoles. Given that we’re getting the mobile game Diablo Immortal hopefully sometime this year, in addition to Diablo IV whenever that comes out, we’re spoiled for choice when it comes to the Diablo series, after so many years of nothing. This is not the only Diablo news we got at the show - Blizzard also gave some updates on the upcoming Diablo IV, including the reveal of the rogue class in a cinematic trailer. According to IGN, you’ll also be able to switch between the original and remastered versions at any time, so if you’re feeling nostalgic for that 800×600 goodness, it’s there too. Even the cinematics – all 27 minutes of them - have been remade shot-for-shot from the original. It’ll include the original game and the Lord of Destruction expansion pack.

Other than these small changes, the game appears to be a faithful remastering, in that it’s the exact same game with an HD glow-up.

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