This is, unfortunately, the state that Diablo 2: Resurrected will be in for the foreseeable future. I'm a diehard, but even I'm about to request a refund. Their level 85 hardcore Sorcerer died while they were loading into a Waypoint because the servers are making loading times intolerable. Another post shows that the issue isn't just with logging in, but with the servers themselves. They simply have to try and log on and hope Diablo 2: Resurrected's servers aren't full. As a result, players have no method of knowing if servers are currently under duress. One highly upvoted post is calling attention to the fact that Blizzard didn't implement the same queue system on consoles as it did on PC. RELATED: Some Diablo 2: Resurrected Players Want Refunds

The vast majority of posts currently on the front page of the subreddit are negative, with many going so far as saying that they're going to ask for a refund. That's exactly what's happened with the Diablo community on Reddit, as frustrated players have flocked to the subreddit to commiserate about queue times and other issues.

It doesn't take much for a community to turn to negativity, even if it's just a minority of players struggling with issues. In the meantime, Diablo 2: Resurrected players are loudly sharing their displeasure. The Diablo 2: Resurrected development team is hard at work on improvements, but it will take some time to fully solve. For over a week, Diablo 2: Resurrected has wrestled with serious server issues stemming from a surge of players and antiquated online legacy code from the original game. Diablo 2: Resurrected had a very strong launch, but it's that exact success that has led the remade ARPG to its current troubles.

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