"We needed to D2R Items construct an extremely solid foundation prior to when we even started discussing the third and fourth floors in this building," Gallerani explained. "If we didn't understand the game's fundamental elements whatever else we were doing would have been unimportant.

[...]We certainly have a lot of ideas, but for now we're waiting for sure we have the essential game just right. [...] It will be interesting to check once the game goes live how we deal with new wordings, new items and changing balance, and other things such as that."

Some of the changes will be in place in the event that Diablo: Resurrected launches, like the inclusion of runewords previously restricted to ladders, as well as items that will be available to all players , in addition to the possibility of being accessible on consoles. The game will also not have the original's TCP/IP capability, which was removed out of security concerns.

Diablo: Resurrected will release on September 23. The release comes as Blizzard continues to face the consequences of a state of California lawsuit accusing Activision Blizzard of fostering a work environment

that was rife with harassment and discrimination towards women. The lawsuit's allegations led the resignation of a number of Blizzard veterans as well as former Diablo IV game director Luis Barriga. Diablo IV does not currently have an official release date.

Rapidly joining games and creating new ones has become a problem in Diablo: Resurrected, causing Blizzard to implement limits on how quickly it can be completed. Since the game was built on the original's code but was buy diablo II resurrected items not specifically designed for the modern-day Diablo gamers.