Diablo II is mostly the game of taking items

The auto-gold pickup was initially added to aid D2R Items players are using a controller. However, Blizzard quickly realized that it could ease physical strain without degrading the experience of playing. Another enhancement of the game is the ability to make miss text visible as a way to give visual feedback the moment that a player's attack fails and bolster the RPG component that the game has.

Beyond this, Blizzard has added heavy modifications to controllers, an extensive list of actions that can be bindable for keyboard and mouse setups and new bindable neutral abilities such as interact and twelve keys that can be bindable which allow specific actions and skills being assigned in a certain way.

"Diablo II is mostly the game of taking items and holding them and then clicking repeatedly," design and UX accessibility manager Drew McCrory explained. "We recognize that holding for long periods and repetitive actions may be a huge barrier for certain players, which is why we've included the quality-of-life features to reduce the strain caused by certain actions. We've also added numerous controller functions to continuously activate when the button is pressed to players who are unable to repeatedly press buttons rapidly."

On the audio front, Diablo II: Resurrected lets players manually enhance their sound channels, and remove sounds that aren't necessary to the game. Sliders for voice as well as UI cues, footsteps as well as monster hit collisions as well as weapon sounds the ambient environment, combat gore and more are able to be altered. Blizzard has stated that additional accessibility options are currently developing ahead of the game's forthcoming launch. Diablo II: Resurrected preorders for PC, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, and PS5 D2R items cheap are available and provide the chance to play an early access beta on all platforms with the exception of Switch.