This is incredibly special, as the last patch to make balance changes to classes in Diablo II was Patch 1.13c, which was released back on March 23, 2010! Now, eleven years later, we’re making new changes to expand character build diversity, and retain class fantasy and specialty! These goals are crucial. We’ll continue monitoring the community’s opinion and preference on this front as we approach PTR for Patch 2.4 early next year.Īfter so many requests from the community, we’re thrilled to share new balance changes are coming to your favorite heroes in Diablo II: Resurrected! As fans ourselves, we’re just as eager as you to find new ways to play. Presently, we’re considering four months for Ladder Seasons. The duration of Ladder is an element our team is still trying to gauge as we progress forward, but we’re looking to create the “rush” of a new ladder and find the best timeframe for Ladder rotation that meets your expectations. Lastly, we’ve been monitoring discussions around Ladder Rank play in the community. Currently, we don’t have specific new Rune Words to showcase, but if you tune-in to our Developer Update Stream (more details below) hosted by content creator MrLlamaSC, you’ll be able to receive a glimpse! Then at the beginning of the next Ladder season, players will make a new Ladder character and start all over again to earn new rewards. At the end of a Ladder season, players who successfully made these Rune Words will have their Ladder characters be moved into a “non-Ladder” version of the game.
The hardcore (only 1 life) version of Ladder play that encompasses playing five acts, as it includes the “Lord of Destruction” expansion content.įor the first time, players will have the chance to unlock a host of new Rune Words in the Ladder system! To be clear, these Rune Words have never existed in the game before, and they will not be accessible in non-Ladder play like the previous set of Ladder-only Rune Words in the original Diablo II experience. The casual version of Ladder play that encompasses playing five acts, as it includes the “Lord of Destruction” expansion content. The hardcore (only 1 life) version of Ladder play that encompasses playing with four acts. The casual version of Ladder play that encompasses playing with four acts.
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