Diablo 2: A few weeks before the resurrection, Blizzard Entertainment shows different classes in personal shorts. The Paladins and the Amazons receive a video presentation after the next two classes, Barbarians and Witches.
September 23, Diablo 2: Resurrection released for PC, PlayStation 4 and 5 and Xbox One and Xbox Series X / S. Blizzard insists on further strengthening fan expectations, and gradually releases short videos introducing different classes of Diablo 2: Resurrected.
Palatine and Amazon classes
After the barbarian and the sorceress, the next is Palatine and the Amazon. Baladin uses hand-to-hand combat and various spells to strengthen allies and weaken enemies. He has many damaging abilities including smash and blessed hammer. “Violation” increases the security of all party members nearby, while “Mite” increases the damage they deal with. Allies can also be cured by force, and some spells such as condemnation weaken the enemy by reducing their overall defense and resistance.
Amazon believes more efficiently than other classes and specializes in fighting bows, crossbows, spears and lances. This gives her the advantage of being able to fight short and long distances depending on the situation. Amazon also has various capabilities: “Fire Arrow”, “Surffeel”, “Multiple Shot” and “Lightning Strike”. Also, “critical success” is used to inflict double damage by a certain probability or “poison spear”, which causes additional toxic damage. Bombing and fighting are part of their skills.
For classes not yet closed, there will be more trailers in the future. In order to involve more fans in the development process, after the open beta phase was over, Blizzard participants voted on how to evaluate Diablo 2: Resurrected recommended improvements and changes.
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