Blizzard has conducted a alpha technique of Diablo II: Resurrected, the remake of the classic that is being developed by Vicarious Visions. From the English portal Kotaku it has been reported how this version has been the victim of datamining and modifications of all kinds by many users with knowledge on the subject, which has led to the emergence of mods to unlock unavailable classes and even the appearance of a version of this alpha that can be played offline and without invitation to it. They have even activated the multiplayer mode, which is not available in this version, through unofficial servers.
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The response from the company has been overwhelming, banning a huge number of these mods and their users, and even reaching the point where Blizzard has sent a private investigator to the home of a Diablo II: Resurrected beta hacker.
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Belgian programmer Ferib Hellscream, one of the main hackers of this alpha, has told Kotaku that he developed his tool to bypass the security system of the servers and shared it with some friends and fellow modders. However, since the tool began to spread as some people tried to sell it for money, the developer decided to make it open source and open it to the public, which has led to the large number of hacks of the alpha. One of these hackers has been the one who has commented that Blizzard sent a private investigator to his home, with the aim of intimidating him.
Blizzard sent a private investigator to the home of a Diablo II: Resurrected beta hacker
We hope this news has been interesting for you. For the rest, Diablo II: Resurrected will arrive on Xbox One, Xbox Series X / S, Ps4, Ps5, Nintendo Switch and PC during this year 2021.
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