We are working to return those characters to a playable state as soon as possible." After the maintenance concluded, Blizzard support tweeted: "We're aware that some characters remain stuck in closed games. On Sunday, the devs took Resurrected offline to implement a fix to character lock, but it doesn't seem to have worked. When trying to get into Diablo 2, some players will get an error message telling them their character is already in a server, so they can't use them.
Character lock, or "lockout", has been an ongoing problem since the remaster launched. Unfortunately, a few pesky characters are still causing issues. They've also "fixed saves for offline characters that shared the same names as their online characters", because giving your characters the same names was confusing the game and muddling up offline progression. The devs have dealt with one crash that was caused by "audio issues", and another that was caused by using a controller on PC. While the developers issued a number of fixes over the weekend, some players are still experiencing "lockout", meaning they can't play with certain characters because the game thinks they're already in use.įirst up, the good news: Saturday's 9.24 patch has fixed a number of crashes and progression issues. Alas, "hellish" seems appropriate in more ways than one, because players are still struggling with launch bugs. Diablo 2: Resurrected launched last week, letting players dive into a remaster of Blizzard's hellish action-RPG.
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