In the later updates they got pushed up to be the best single player option, as they arent as item dependant as other classes. Skels and CE together really rock single player.

Sure game content is not that much more into multiplayer, but there were alot more active multiplayer people. Played multiplayer mostly with friends and not in public games, but trading for eq and the double res and more standard monsters in hell made multiplayer much more fun, as you didnt have to rely on your merc to kill certain enemies.

I didn't say a meleemancer, just one who can handle himself, if need be. Basically, don't leave him totally defenseless.

Greatest thing about LOD was the heads. It allows you to experiment with all those cool powers.

LOL. Wrong. You have to download a DRMed installer to install it. I get it. This became my only option after I bought the disc set online, but the guy left out the cinematics disc ob the base game and the CD code for LOD.

You can also use your retail diablo 2 ,lod keys to activate on battlenet and get the digital version of diablo 2 , lod given they were not activated by someone else before.
The installer will download the game install files first but then you can delete the web installer and keep the downloaded game install and install it offline whenever you want.
Kinda like gamersgate downloader

In my opinion (at this point) - very unlikely.

Already released title and two planned have one thing in common - they're not sold on Blizzard's/Battle.net store, and Blizzard is not planning to make any remaster/remake of them. In effect, it's convenient for them them to "dump" those titles here, on GOG (other thing is that we're more than happy to have those games here).

But for Diablo 2, which is sold by them and (if I remember correctly) had already announced HD re-release, they're rather going to sell it in their store only.

Looking for what they've done with first Starcraft ("free" version requires battle.net client to work, as well as HD remaster, I've recently learned from one user here on GOG that even retail version, after some patch, have "mandatory" downloaded HD content - not active until buying HD remake). In my opinion they're planning to do similar thing with Diablo 2 - literally "hold it" in clutches of their client (retail version of Blizzard older games were capable of running without "mandatory" Blizz's client, now they seem to eliminate this with their "remasters").

As already said, they still sell Diablo 2, it still works wonderfully and still has a playerbase, so i highly highly doubt it

I'd easily pay $19.99 for Diablo 2 and it's expansion here on GOG.

I wouldn't.

I bought one of the original special editions with the DVD extras, a playable P&P version of D2 and a separate Battle Box version of Diablo 2. I don't see a reason to purchase it again. With a No CD crack or using a CD Emulator and having CD's copied i see no reason to give them more money, unless it is vastly better in some fashion, like being better for modding or some heavy compatibility fixes.

Well a lot of us don't even have D2 like me. Or lost their CDs over time etc, which happens.

Sorry to disappoint you, princess, but i am not in hormone meds. I don't ingest chemicals, because i am not *sick*! Don't worry though, i love you dear, for the more you intake, the sicker you become; hard life...

Well anyone who DOES take meds, beware the SSRI's.