Have a special Necromancer that you cultivate Devil II with for years? There is good news: Diablo II resurrected it will allow you to import them to continue commanding armies of the dead more than 20 years later.
Released later this year on consoles and PCs, the new remaster will still work with the players’ original save files, Blizzard confirmed yesterday in an interview with IGN Middle East. “Yes! Keep your old save files ” Devil II: resurrected said game producer Matthew Cederquist. “It simply came to our notice then [the remaster], we wondered if the old save files would work, so we introduced it and it worked. So, yes, local player save files will be transferred. “
While the remaster will arrive on PS4, Xbox One, and Switch, as well as next-generation consoles, importing your saved data will obviously only work with the PC version. In addition to being a visual review of the game, Resurrected it will also support cross-progression and a shared reservation between all your characters. Players interested in retaining the original look of the game will also be able to switch between the remaster version and the previous version.
I never went too deep into Blizzard’s dungeon tracker, but I know people who consumed their whole lives in the early days. Having the opportunity to revisit these monuments easily by clicking the mouse I am sure will be a blessing and a curse. Cederquist said:[When it worked], we said, “okay, that’s the best feature in history.”