"Back when we were working on, we wondered if the old save files would work and we kind of shoved it in and it worked! And we were like, ‘okay, that’s the best feature ever’." "Yes! Yes, keep those!" Cederquist said when asked whether years-old saves in the original will work. Game producer Matthew Cederquist confirmed this to IGN Middle East, explaining that it was a happy accident and not something the team specifically wanted to have. The remake can actually work with save files created by the original Diablo 2, meaning a potentially 20-year-old save you might have lying around, made in the original game, will somehow load up just fine in Resurrected.
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Thankfully Blizzard have learned from the mistake they made with Warcraft 3's remaster, which forcefully 'upgraded' the original game to an inferior version.You'll be able to pick up where you left off years ago in Diablo 2: Resurrected.ĭiablo 2: Resurrected has a shocking feature I am surprised Blizzard didn't make a big deal out of when the game was revealed last month. It's worth noting again that no, Resurrected isn't replacing original D2. Everything's fine.ĭiablo 2: Resurrected is due to launch later this year, costing £35 on. See, Baal just dropped a Stone Of Jordan! Everything's fine. Siphon petrol from their lawnmower to boil water from the rain barrel for your Pot Noodles. Tap into their pond pump's power line for your laptop. Try to move back into your old bedroom, but of course someone new lives there so you end up breaking into their shed. Pay £138 for a dusty slab of Jolt Cola off eBay. Press the button which switches from the new 3D look to the original 2D art and it'll be like the past two decades of your life never happened. Just waiting to hop back into farming Nightmare Baal.
Given that you-yes you-recently voted that cloud saves are worse than seeing your legs, I assume you have a floppy disk with your old D2 saves lurking around somewhere.
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