One unpopular zone, the Kurast Sewers, has been removed from the list of terror-eligible zones.ĭespite a bumpy launch that was plagued by server issues, Blizzard has rolled out multiple substantial updates to Diablo II: Resurrected in the past year that have brought major balance changes and meta shifts to the over two decade-old game. Additionally, adjustments are being made so that more zones are eligible to become terrorized, while other zones have been broadened. For starters, Terror Zones will be playable in offline games for the first time. Terror Zones, introduced as part of patch 2.5 as a means of giving players another option when it came to grinding to max level, are also seeing some changes. In addition, Sundering Charms, which made more builds viable by breaking enemy damage type immunities, will also become available on all non-classic game modes. Blizzard in the game's patch notes states the goal with the new rune words was to "sprinkle variety into the competitive meta" and to give players opportunities for new strategies over the course of the season.Ī number of rune words and Horadric Cube recipes from earlier seasons will be available in online, non-ladder game modes with the arrival of Season 3. These rune words are catered towards enhancing movement speed, specific Assassin and Druid builds, and providing more options for players looking to improve their resistance bonuses.
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