Back then, the developers provided an in-depth look into these issues, indicating that they are working on fixes involving complex database and software restructuring. Even weeks after release, players have been plagued by login queues, random disconnects, and disappearing characters. Similar to WoW's PTR management, this will give players the chance to provide extensive feedback regarding planned content.īut before that, Team 2 wants players to test the long-awaited fixes to D2:R's ongoing database issues. To test the massive changes planned with Patch 2.4, the development team will set up a Public Test Realm. Throughout the interview, the developers underlined that Season 1 is just the beginning, and although they are going to release one of D2's meatiest content patches ever, they try to keep the original vision of Diablo II intact.ĭiablo II: Resurrected Patch 2.4.
Team 2 will try to keep player retention, one of the core issues of online ARPGs, as low as possible, and a key to success in this regard is the introduction of new content. Introducing new ladder seasons in Diablo II: Resurrected adds yet another layer to the giant Blizzard content cycle. Despite the obvious fact of being able to fit three seasons into one calendar year, Gallerani thinks that a duration of four months hits the sweet spot of giving more casual players enough time to play while still keeping the more engaged playerbase entertained.ĭiablo II: Resurrected Patch 2.4 Highlights - Ladder Soon, Class Changes What Rob Gallerani did unveil, though, was that they plan to make ladder seasons four months long. Unfortunately, the interview about Patch 2.4 didn't deliver a definitive answer. So when is Diablo II: Resurrected's first Ladder Season going to start? News: D2:R Developer Interview with MrLlamaSCĭiablo II: Resurrected Ladder Season 1 Release Date We take a look at the interview's main points and speculate about what to expect with the release of Ladder Season 1.
With Patch 2.4, D2:R players will be able to experience a fresh start, enjoy exclusive content, and hunt for high ladder finishes. In the recent Developer Interview with MrLlamaSC, Design Lead Rob Gallerani, Senior Game Producer Matthew Cederquist, and Global Community Development Lead Adam Fletcher revealed details about the first Ladder seasons of Diablo II: Resurrected.
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