A classic example, as noted in the Reddit post's title is "Enigma." This runeword requires "Jah" and "Ber" runes which are considered high-tier runes and would normally take a while to obtain, but through duping, players will be able to easily craft these runes in a short amount of time. They can then use the duplicates to upgrade other runes until they reach the high-tier runes that are used to craft powerful items. One of the largest issues with duping is that it allows players to accrue massive amounts of gems and runes. Players have already made hrs and Enigma. Luckily, Diablo 2: Resurrected will not feature in-game transactions, which will lessen the incentive for duping, but players have already begun to craft exceptionally powerful items using the exploit.Ī dupe bug has already been found in alpha. As some commenters pointed out, a shared stash, by its nature, is inherently exploitable. Apparently, the duping bug is somehow related to the shared stash mechanic in Diablo 2: Resurrected which seems like it could be exploitable for the same reason that the trade screen was exploitable in Diablo 2. The bug was brought to light by Reddit user iiNexius, who posted a brief clip showing evidence of duped items.
RELATED: Diablo 2 Resurrected Alpha: Which Class is Best? Now, Diablo 2: Resurrected players have found a new way to dupe items which ironically feels completely faithful to the Diablo 2. By exploiting this mechanic, players were able to dupe entire inventories with ease. When a trade window was opened in Diablo 2, all of the items shown were actually duplicates of the player's inventory. Diablo 2 was rife with ways of duping items. In the original game, Diablo, if a player were to pick up a dropped item, and simultaneously pick up an item from their belt, the resulting glitch would cause the item on the ground to be copied. In the simplest terms, duping in Diablo games is creating a copy of a specific item.
The ability to dupe has been a persistent problem in the Diablo franchise since its inception, and fans playing the Diablo 2: Resurrected alpha managed to find a way to do it yet again.ĭuping is short for duplicating. If players were wanting any further confirmation that Diablo 2: Resurrected is faithful to the original game, they got it during alpha testing.
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