There are just a few multiplayer series rather as beloved as Diablo. And, regrettably, few MMOs have aged quite as poorly as Diablo II: Lord of Destruction. After the remaster Diablo II: Resurrected was recently announced, I was surprised to hear that anybody would still be interested in playing it. In the end, Diablo IV is about the way, also, well, Diablo III exists. But I am not alone in wanting to Diablo 2 Items return to a simpler time in the series. As a result of the organization's preservation of this source code, an almost carbon-copy of the experience can be achieved. However there are a few things they should incorporate in the current generation of games, small tweaks that improve but do not substantially change Diablo II in its heart. Here are five things that will polish the gameplay while keeping the integrity of this game's unique feel.

This is a fairly obvious request in the old college Diablo II participant: an higher inventory distance. The restricted space of the player's personal and back area, plus the very small bit afforded by the Horadric cube, is just not sufficient to enjoy the complete width of the Diablo II encounter. While loot scarcity and small inventory slots add rarity and value to the game's enormous treasure system, I really could do with at least a little more back space--not the player inventory, because this feels like cheating, but at least what the player can stash back at the camp. It would make place collecting a much more tempting prospect.

This petition may be a bit controversial if you're the kind of person who likes to suffer and takes that badge of honor very seriously. It's a shame for all the years that I played Diablo II in pursuit of great loot, I seldom got to find the very best of what the game had to offer, regardless of how much time I poured into it. There are many fascinating and influential Rune words, by way of example, I never came close to seeing since there was no chance I would ever obtain, say, an Amn rune within my lifetime. And did you know that an Uber Diablo could be summoned if enough Stones of Jordan are sold on a server at precisely the same moment? There are a great deal of things that I never knew or had an opportunity to discover due to the abysmal drop speed.

When I say I need"improved" buddies lists for Diablo II: Resurrected, what I mean isI would like a friend list. The original game did not come out at a period where we had as many multiplayer niceties as we do now. So as to even add a friend, you had to use text pub controls, which you also had to do to bring up the list of people you'd added to see if they were online. It was laborious and hardly worth using. In retrospect, it seems like a miracle any of us ever found each other at all. A user interface could help a lot, especially in regards to Cheap Diablo 2 Resurrected Items server jumping for Baal runs.