Modding had always been a big thing for Diablo II players and during the technical alpha, we saw many players use the old Hero Editor mods to play locked classes such as the Paladin and Necromancer. On whether we would get any future end-game content, the pair responded that its unlikely at this point as they want to maintain that authentic classic gameplay of Diablo II. Our 60-minutes gameplay will prove that theyve done everything they promised.Diablo II: Resurrected successfully balanced the challenges of displacing its time-old visuals and preserving the essence of the original Diablo 2 – like trying to survive Duriels wrath, it wasnt an easy task but they did it. Much to the words of both Game Producer Matthew Cederquist and Game Designer Andre Abrahamian themselves, the game truly maintains that authentic classic gameplay of Diablo II and we have no doubt about that after the technical alpha.Matthew CederquistIn response to the optimistic feedback of the technical alpha, Cederquist and Abrahamian emphasized how they had always wanted to preserve the original look of the game and harken back and maintain that original feeling of the game and push its art style to a modern standard.

The remaster has so far garnered positive responses from players who managed to get their hands on the alpha test.While the technical alpha opens up only two acts and three classes, it was more than enough for us to experience what its like to revisit the iconic action-role-playing game. Over the last weekend, we journeyed back into the world of Hell during Diablo II: Resurrected Technical Alpha and had an absolutely gratifying experience.

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