' Patch for Diablo II: Lord of Destruction. ' This patch of Diablo II: Lord of Destruction is necessary to continue playing online with other players, as it fixes various bugs and glitches within the game, as well as adds new features. It provides a major fix to the game which prevents an item duping method from working.

An update to one of the game’s most popular mods has increased the max character level to 125 and removed the cap on monster health, making the grind more deadly than ever.
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Median XL 2017, the latest season in the Median mod, was released yesterday. The latest update to one of Diablo II’s most robust mods, it adds a number of new features and improvements to a beloved game that came out seventeen years ago next month. The changes include tons of new skills, improved monster AI, and more endgame uberquests—everything a committed Diablo II player could hope for.

Of course, one of the most welcome changes brought with the update will no doubt be the auto-gold pickup. Outside of towns, the coin netted by slaying grainy monsters will now update players’ purses without them having to physically collect it.

The complete change log for the 2017 update is both extensive and intimidating, especially for a game whose sequel is still getting add-ons from Blizzard (although not as many as fans would like).

While Diablo III gets official season with content and player resets partitioned out by Blizzard, so does Diablo II, just with the help of dedicated fans instead of a paid staff. But just because Median XL is a labor of love doesn’t mean it’s not fine-tuned and highly detailed.

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In the “highly conceptual” portion of the change log, the modders note several changes that came with the update which any but the most ardent Diablo II players might have trouble recognizing. For instance, “All animations which were previously 4 or 5 frames long are now one frame longer,” and, to get even more technical,

“With the removal of Heroic Shields and the revamped monster resistances it was necessary that we re-evaluate the amount of crushing blow as well. Due to the multi hit nature of virtually all skills this stat has always been vastly more powerful in Median than ever intended within the design of the Diablo 2 engine. Therefore we have reduced the amount of crushing blow present on items and skills by 50% with some exceptions.” Izotope 7 crack.

The result can get esoteric but is also greatly appreciated by the deeply invested, ongoing community surrounding the game. “In all honesty, thank you and the team for all the hard work and dedication for us mere plebs,” wrote one long-time forum poster, Zennith. “I hope we can show our dedication right back at you by helping to build the community, and providing helpful feedback for the new players that have decided to join us on this amazing journey.”

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Utilizing the mod requires having already downloaded Diablo II with a valid copy of the game key. You can find more information about how to download and setup the mod here.

• Looking for Diablo 3 Console patches?

A patch is an update to a computer program that fixes bugs, makes changes, and adds content. Most computer games are patched regularly, to fix problems, adjust game balance issues, and sometimes add content. Patches are designated by version numbers; v1.01, v1.02a, v1.2b, etc.

Patches are usually embraced by players, as they bring desired bug fixes and can shake up the game with rebalances, added items, and more. Opinions always differ though, since while everyone likes improvements and buffs to their character, cries of 'nerfed!' always ring out, as various overpowered skills, items, monsters, and other things are reduced in value or power, much to the chagrin of players who had come to count on those imbalances working to their favor.

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Diablo 3 Patches and Hotfixes[editedit source]

Patches are released by Blizzard to fix bugs and remedy issues with game balance and gameplay issues. Most patches are minor with just a few bug fixes and game tweaks. Some patches are major content updates with dozens of important game changes or even new features, such as the PvP Battle Arena.

Hotfixes are small, urgent changes that are fixed directly to the servers, without requiring a full patch. A number of skills that the developers felt were overpowered were nerfed via hotfixes, shortly after Diablo III's release.

Full List of Diablo 3 Patches[editedit source]

See the following pages for full details on each patch that's been released for Diablo III. Refer to the Diablo 3 console patches article for patches for the Xbox360 or Playstation3 version, as these are very different in content from the PC version patches.

There is also a section listing patches released for the Reaper of Souls Beta.

2017[editedit source]

• Patch 2.0.6 - 27 June

2016[editedit source]

• Patch 2.4.1 - 26 April
• Patch 2.4.0 - 12 January

2015[editedit source]

2014[editedit source]

• Hotfixes: 2014-08-26 Patch 2.1 - 26 August -
• Patch 2.1 - 26 August

• Hotfixes: 2014-06-10 - 10 June - 13 June
• Patch 2.0.6 - 10 June
• Hotfixes: 2014-05-14 - 14 May - 5 June
• Patch 2.0.5 - 13 May
• Hotfixes: 2014-04-09 - 9 April - 1 May
• Patch 2.0.4 - 8 April
• Hotfixes: 2014-03-11 - 11 March - 4 April
• Patch 2.0.3 - 11 March
• Hotfixes: 2014-03-07 - 7 March
• Patch 2.0.2 - 4 March
• Hotfixes: 2014-02-28 - 28 February
• Patch 2.0.1 - 25 Feb. Massive patch introducing Loot 2.0, Paragon 2.0, many skill changes to all classes and much more. This was tested on PTR and in the Reaper of Souls beta prior to going live.

2013[editedit source]

• Patch 1.0.8a - 14 May. Minor bug fixes. AH gold stack increased.
• Patch 1.0.8 - 8 May. A major content patch, it greatly increased the monster density in Acts 1 and 2, and slightly increased it in Act 4. These monster density changes are only found in Inferno difficulty, on Monster Power 1 and higher. Also included buffs to various skills, numerous changes to the game UI, crafting usability improvements, and numerous new Battle.net social and game creation features.
• Patch 1.0.7a - 12 March. Bug fixes.
• Patch 1.0.7 - 15 January. After several weeks of PTR testing. This patch introduced numerous new crafting recipes, enabled the PvP brawling system, and made numerous skill buffs, chiefly for the Monk and Wizard.

2012[editedit source]

• Patch 1.0.6a - 13 December - Minor bug fix.
• Patch 1.0.6 - 27 November - Minor bug fixes.
• Hotfixes: 2012-11-16 - November 16
• Hotfixes: 2012-10-31 - 31 October
• Hotfixes: 2012-10-23 - 23 October
• Patch 1.0.5a - 28 October - Europe only
• Hotfixes: 2012-10-18 - 18 October
• Patch 1.0.5 - 16 October -- Many game and skill changes, a major nerf to Inferno, and the new Monster Power and Infernal Machine game systems.
• Hotfixes: 2012-08-22 - 22 August
• Patch 1.0.4 - 21 August-- A huge content patch with dozens of skill changes, Inferno nerfs, the Paragon system, and much more.
• Hotfixes: 2012-08-03 - 3 August
• Patch 1.0.3b - 10 July
• Hotfixes: 2012-07-26 - 26 July
• Hotfixes: 2012-07-03 - 3 July
• Hotfixes: 2012-06-29 - 29 June
• Hotfixes: 2012-06-28 - 28 June
• Patch 1.0.3a - 26 June
• Patch 1.0.3 - 19 June -- included numerous major skill and balance changes.
• Patch 1.0.2c - 12 June
• Hotfixes: 2012-06-08 - 8 June
• Patch 1.0.2b - 6 June
• Patch 1.0.2a - 31 May
• Patch 1.0.2 - 29 May
• Hotfixes: 2012-05-23 - 23 May
• Hotfixes: 2012-05-22 - 22 May
• Hotfixes: 2012-05-18 - 18 May

What to Expect in Diablo 3 Patches[editedit source]

The Diablo III developers will support their game with regular big fixes and other patches; this is standard for Blizzard games, since the company has a legacy of providing excellent long term game support. The D3 Team is not planning to include a great deal of new content in the patches though, since they want to save it up and make major updates in expansion packs. Jay Wilson spoke on their philosophy in an interview from Blizzcon 2010.^[1]

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When asked in January 2012 on Twitter by @Procrastajason, 'Is the retail release of the game the entirety of the content we'll see for a while or will there be content patches ala WoW?' Blizzard reiterated^[2]

Diablo III Beta Patches[editedit source]

Blizzard patched the beta client 18 times, making changes both large and small. All these patches came with lists of feature changes, and many more details about them were uncovered by data mining. See the Diablo 3 Beta patches article for more details, or click on the individual patch pages.

Diablo 2 Patches[editedit source]

There were numerous patches issues to Diablo II. The game is up to v1.13c, with the most recent patch released in May 2010. Blizzard has not released a patch since then.

Diablo II has released more content and major changes via patches than is common for computer games; especially ones that have been on the market for years and years. Several of Diablo II's patches, most notably v1.10, introduced a great deal of new content and brought about sweeping changes in the balance of the skills, characters, monsters, and more.

References[editedit source]

1. ↑Jay @ BlizzCon 2010 - Diablo 3 ESP, November 15, 2010
2. ↑Patch Content Tweet - Blizzard, 7/2/2012