Fixed an issue where progressing between towns and connected zones from Acts II, III, and V would cause an abrupt lighting change when terrorized.Fixed a translation issue for the Reached max character limit text in Polish.Fixed the issue where the Assassin's traps weren't benefiting from resistance reduction in Offline play.Fixed an issue where an Assassin dying with Martial Arts charges active could cause a crash in Offline play.Fixed an issue where Mephisto would drop from lower-level treasure classes when Terrorized.The Assassin's trap skills now benefit from +% To Elemental Skill Damage modifiers.Druids are now able to shapeshift directly between their Werewolf and Werebear forms.Knockback has been removed from the Bul Kathos' Sacred Charge 2-Handed Sword.This is big because players can continually damage the target just by casting two different skills.Īccording to the company, the change to NHD was made to alleviate some headaches in multiplayer and to smooth the edges of certain character builds, all while maintaining its original design goals. For example, if two players cast Chain Lightning in quick succession, the first one damages the target while the second one just passes through, and therefore, does not deal damage. That said, Blizzard implemented a significant change in Patch 2.7 where the NHD system now only applies to missiles created by casting the same skill. This keeps certain skills like Multiple Shot, Strafe, and Chain Lightning from damaging enemies until an internal NHD timer has elapsed. This update is important because it made a huge change to the Next Hit Delay system.įor the uninitiated, the Next Hit Delay (NHD) system is a mechanic in Diablo II: Resurrected that prevents a missile from colliding/damaging a player or monster if they're already affected by another missile. Blizzard launched Patch 2.7 for Diablo II: Resurrected just in time before Ladder Season 4 starts tomorrow, May 4 at 8 p.m.
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