“Diablo II: Hellfire Rebirth” has been officially launched. Players poured in with excitement, but found that they were waiting for various bugs.
Many people encountered the bug that the role disappeared. Blizzard said that there was a problem with the server. After an emergency repair, it seems to have solved the problem. But some of the characters created by players are still in a state of disappearance. Blizzard said: “We know that there are still some player characters that have not been unlocked. We are working hard to solve the problem and restore these characters to a playable state as soon as possible.”
Unfortunately, a new problem has emerged recently. When some players select a character on the game interface, not only can they not enter the game, but it also shows that the character is already on the server. The reason for this bug is that the system has no record of the player having logged out of the server, and it is determined that the character is still in the game. Blizzard has urgently fixed the problem, but some players reported that they still encountered this problem. Blizzard said it would work hard to solve it.
Now Blizzard has released version 9.27 of “Diablo II: Hellfire Rebirth”, claiming to fix a small map issue, fix many bugs that would crash the game, and further improve the game performance and stability. Blizzard also promised to help players who try to run games on CPUs that don’t support AVX. They will test and launch new updates as soon as possible so that “Diablo II: Hellfire Rebirth” can run smoothly on older CPUs. More players can play this game.
Although Blizzard is sincere, many players are still dissatisfied and frustrated. A large number of foreign players gave negative reviews. Some people complained that the game had too many bugs, technical problems and server problems hindered their experience, and some people said that the game lacked Mod support and it was much less fun. Some people compare it with “Warcraft 3: Remake”, the quality of the weighing plate is not very good, and it is bound to fail.
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