Traditionally, ladder seasons in Diablo 2 lasted six months. While the official length of a Ladder season hasn’t been confirmed by Blizzard yet, we can assume it will be taking the same as traditional Diablo II. Players keep their ladder-specific items and can trade them, new ones just can’t be crafted.Īt the end of the day, Diablo is all about the grind and a large chunk of the player base love the timely nature of the ladder. The runewords that were crafted on the ladder season are now available on non-ladder. Once a ladder season ends and a new one begins, all the characters on ladder are moved to non-ladder. That’s not to say they didn’t exist though. Traditionally in Classic Diablo, runewords were not available to be crafted in non-ladder play. For the launch of Diablo 2 Resurrected, crafting runewords was enabled for the non-ladder play.
Secondly and maybe more importantly, runewords. Traditionally in Classic, the leaderboards allowed players to see how they were doing in the race to level 99 against others. When it’s a game of grinding, players love seeing where they stacks up against one another for their class and globally. Why are fans hungry for the ladder season to begin? There are a few key differences between the modes that made the ladder season very distinct for some.įirst, a global leaderboard.
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