Even IF, and I really have to stress the if here, they ban bots 1-2 weeks down the line, it's way too late. It's the very first season and things are bad.Īction against Bots should have been taken from Day 1.

I was afraid that D2R would return to legacy D2 status where bots reign supreme and Blizzard is completely indifferent but I thought we would at least get 1-2 good seasons out of D2R but apparently we don't even get that. Having to rebuy, relevel and reequip characters still takes time, especially when it happens more than once. Many of the larger bot users that run dozens of instances already made so much profit that new D2R keys are a drop in the bucket but it's at least something. If something is broken you don't give up just because it can't be returned to 100%.Ī few hundred or thousand bots are less impactful than tens of thousands. I know people will argue 'bots are unavoidable' but that doesn't mean complete inaction is the right thing to do. You can easily google them and do your own research. I could post dozens of more examples most of which are likely not allowed here. deleted the link as a precaution so the thread doesn't get removed.You don't see those bots because they operate in private games but I can assure you that it's not just rumors. There is currently an enormous amount of mf (magic find) bots at work that will make everything you find and don't want to use yourself worth a lot less and in a few weeks it will be completely worthless. Instead of spending thousands on loot boxes in other games I like to satisfy that urge with games like D2. I know there are a lot of people in here that enjoy Diablo 2 as a solo selffound experience or just enjoy the game itself but for me it was always the rush of finding and trading valuable items.

The main reason why I stopped playing the original Diablo 2 was because of the enormous amount of bots.

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