A new patch for Diablo 2: Resurrected was released today, on September 28. We show you the patch notes of the new update and which annoying map bug the team removed.
What is this update? In the morning hours of September 28, an update was released for the remaster of Diablo 2. Players on PC can download the new patch, which is only a few MB in size.
The update fixes a map bug and addresses client crashes. Accordingly, the patch notes are minimal, but the feedback is positive.
Patch Notes from September 28 – What was changed?
What was fixed: Blizzard wrote in the official Diablo forum (via forums.diablo.com), that the new PC patch has been released.
- Bug Fixes:
- A bug was fixed where the minimap overlapped with a minimap from an earlier session
- Numerous various bugs were fixed that caused user clients to crash.
How are players reacting? The new update is well received in the community. On reddit players are discussing how important the map fix was. Hallettnr writes:
“The map bug has been fixed!! The patch just came out a few minutes ago. It is said that the map bug has finally been fixed […].” Later, Hallettnr edited their post, explaining that after 20 minutes of gameplay, they had not encountered the bug at all. “I have never managed that for so long. Thank God”
Other players confirm in the comments that the bug has apparently been eliminated.
What kind of bug was it? “At some point, when you finish a run and start a new one, it shows you the old explored map and the new map overlapping in the new run,” explains Hallettnr. “This made it hard to see where you were going and what you had already explored or not.”
Did you also have issues with the map bug in Diablo 2: Resurrected, or were you lucky and avoided it? Have you noticed fewer crashes with your clients since the update? Share your experiences with the new patch here on MeinMMO in the comments and discuss them with the community.
