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At present, Blizzard is taking three steps to D2R Items help improve the accessibility of Diablo 2: Resurrected more easily accessible. Rate limiting that will place an upper limit on how fast and frequently players can make and join games; the creation of a MMO-style login queue to ensure servers aren't smashed due to a huge number of concurrent logins; and the splitting of crucial functions into smaller.

However, these measures could result in alienating a segment or the Diablo 2: Resurrected player base all on their own. Players who reach their the limits on rate, for instance they will receive an error message informing them that there's an issue connecting to servers for the game.

Which really isn't much different from what they're running into now (but should happen less often and affect fewer people) Login queues can mean that players will have long waiting times before they're allowed to enter the game. Both are far better over the current scenario, but won't do much to address widespread calls to get rid of these irritating issues.

Blizzard claims that it is committed to creating better, long-term solutions.

"We have teams working extremely hard to address incidents on a daily basis, identifying problems and making changes--not just on the D2R team, but all across Blizzard," PezRadar said. "This game is so important for all of us.

A large portion of us who make up the team have been avid D2 players since at the time of its launch at the beginning of 2001. Some are part of the community of modders, and so on. We can assure you that we'll continue to work until the experience is right for us, not just as developers, but as gamers and part of buy diablo 2 resurrected items the community ourselves."