Diablo II: Resurrected Won't Feature True Ultrawide Support, Blizzard Confirms

Diablo II: Resurrected is not going to feature true Ultrawide support on PC due to some issues that essentially break the game.

In a new mail service shared on the game's Official Forums, it has been confirmed that full 21:9 support will not exist included in the terminal release of the game, as the Technical Blastoff and the Beta have highlighted some bug related to AI and enemy pull. As such, the view in Ultrawide style will be express to 19:9 at launch, which the developer standing to monitor the state of affairs to notice a different solution to these bug.

In the Technical Alpha, players with Ultrawide hardware saw their full 21:9 screens utilized during that test. Nonetheless, during that exam nosotros identified limitations affecting those players and others. For case, the AI failed to sense the player and trigger attacks. Furthermore, players with 21:9 monitors were able to pull many more monsters into boxing at a range limit across the original game's intention. In a scenario where players (for example: playing a ranged class) were attacking monsters, players with 21:ix monitors could hit enemies with that extra screen space, but the monsters would not pull or react, but could all the same be defeated. Ultimately, the AI doesn't register getting hitting from that boosted altitude a 21:9 monitor provides. That's not intended, especially if you're sharing a game with a 16:9 user. To protect the integrity of everyone'south feel and promote an equal playing field for all, those with Ultrawide monitors will exist able to have their game screen purview extended to xix:nine (the maximum length of the in-game limitation zones) with a vignette on the sides of the game screen.

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Diablo Two: Resurrected launches on PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation iv, Xbox Series X, Xbox Serial Due south, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch on September 23rd.