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Since this is an early decade game NPCs overflow me with words, rather than engaging in engaging conversations. They're exceptionally well-acted, however D2R Ladder Items, they become cloying nonetheless. I rarely skip dialog in games, however in Resurrected I often did, because the subtitles served the same purpose.
In fact, the initial two Diablo games don't have characters as much as merely glorified audio logs with two legs. (It was only when we play the final game where we get real NPCs, who grow through learning, become involved in conflict, and have their own agendas.)
However, Diablo 2: Resurrected's worst problem has to do with inventory "management," another hangover from the original's dated design. If you are a fan of nitpicky management in addition to Excel balances, you'll adore this.
Otherwise, expect hellish clerk work. Inventory space can be extremely and unnecessary limitative. The game gives you a massive storage area to store items, however, there's not a way to directly transfer any item to the storage area, as games such as Demon Souls remake permit. This is where you play pack mules.
As I killed a lot of enemies, I had to pause, return to camp, and take items off the market or dump them to free up items that I'd need to sell or dump. The cycle is tedious and irritating. It breaks the flow of combat and exploration. I only hope it is solved.It's hard to discuss Diablo 2: Resurrected without being too focused on Buy D2R Items the factors that made Diablo 2 great to begin with. It's also hard not to focus on what made the original game frustrating for modern players.
