'This change will enable players to better organize their loot across three tabs (100 slots each) of storage space and store many more items.'
'When it comes to a player's personal storage chest, we understand it's serious business,' Blizzard writes. One larger change Blizzard says came about after 'careful consideration' and that will make loot hoarders happy: The game's shared stash is increasing in size from one tab to three. Icons for various items like potions, weapons, and armor, have been slightly tweaked to add more clarity and color. Spell effects, like the Sorceress' Lightning and Blizzard, have been updated in the game's new visuals to more closely match that of the original game, as has the Paladin's Holy Freeze ability. Most of the changes are minor in nature, but do go to show the attention to detail Blizzard is putting into the remaster, which keeps the gameplay of the original Diablo 2 intact but features new visuals which can be toggled on or off. Diablo 2: Resurrected's technical Alpha let players go hands-on with the updated ARPG classic back in April, and now Blizzard is outlining what changes are coming to the game based on players' feedback.
