#DIABLO II PATCH 1.13 NEW MYSTERY FULL#

Fangskin should now properly drop loot in Hell difficulty.Fixed an issue where the game window wouldn't center properly when it was created.Fixed an issue where the game window would minimize when running in windowed mode when it lost focus.The game will no longer stop and then restart the game music after the window loses and then regains focus.Uber Mephisto now checks for both Uber Baal and Uber Diablo to be killed before spawning summoned minions (Before he would only check for Uber Baal).Also, necronergal has another thread for this in the Diablo II forum here. Whether this will doll out to become a fact of significance only time will tell.Д¬redit goes to Lethal_Weapon and Variance for the tip-offs- be sure to give the two some rep points if you get the chance. On a similar note, suspicion continues to rise among fans as a previously-held stickied thread by Bashiok on the official Diablo II forum on the board here was unstickied- one that was clearly labeled by Bashiok as the official patch information thread. Whether this can be trusted like his previous post about the patch being released as early as the end of April is yet to be proven. As noted, Bashiok has said that we will most likely be seeing Diablo II's patch in a PTR (Public Testing Realm) in as little as a few weeks- a short amount of time in light of how long we have been waiting. So once this goes live on the PTR, I expect some crazed-youruinedtheeconomy-testing.'ДЄs previously predicted here, the other higher priority issue that was prolonging work on the patch was, indeed, the Warcraft III patch, which is now entering its final testing stage.

To get all that, we need good solid testing and feedback, reproduction steps for bugs, detailed descriptions of issues or errors, etc. You've been waiting a long time, you want an awesome patch, you want a reset. The more people we have testing the patch and providing valid feedback, the better the patch will be, and hopefully the quicker it will be released. Once it's up and in a testing state for all of you, it's then going to be a matter of ensuring the features are good and it's a solid patch. Once that patch is released work can shift back to Diablo II and the 1.13 patch, and we'll be working to getting that patch up on its own PTR as soon as possible. The Warcraft III patch is now on the Public Test Realm (PTR) and testing is progressing. ( ) Work had to be swiftly and immediately realigned and has and continues to be focused on addressing issues for a different title to resolve a very serious issue. This was all well and good, the community was excited, and the developers were having fun and enjoying being able to work on Diablo II again. Following any reset our support departments are flooded with issues related to the change of their characters, so we attempt to inform beforehand and avoid any unnecessary confusion. There are many reasons for this standard two-week notice, not the least of which is that most players don't understand the meaning of ladder and non-ladder, and how a reset affects their characters.

#DIABLO II PATCH 1.13 NEW MYSTERY FULL#

An announcement was made quickly and immediately to ensure a full two week notice was given. With the patch progressing well, a potential release of two weeks was estimated, and as always this is the exact amount of forewarning given to players and the community before a ladder reset. Early on it was decided, and somewhat of a no-brainer, that a ladder reset with coincide with the patch release. The patch was progressing quickly, and the release was potentially imminent. That list was then cut down to changes felt to be either necessary changes, or easily implemented to ensure development time was efficient. Meetings were held, the community was involved and polled, and an extremely long list of ideas and changes was created. But one day the planets aligned, and it was finally time to give the old girl a new coat of paint and break a bottle of champagne over her bow with the release of a patch.

Diablo II doesn't have tournaments with millions of dollars swirling about them, so it generally took a back seat to the patch development time of our other legacy titles. Once upon a time our internal legacy development teams wanted to put some much needed love into Diablo II. While I've sprinkled some information around, it's about time it was all mashed up in one easy-to-read location. 'Many of you are wondering what's up with the patch and the ladder reset.

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