Diablo II: Resurrected is a remaster of the 2000 ARPG classic, keeping the original’s gameplay intact while updating graphics to 4K, adding quality-of-life features (like shared stash), and supporting cross-save. For PC players who spent hundreds of hours on the original Diablo II, what’s the best part of Resurrected—Was it the ability to toggle between retro and modern graphics (letting you switch back to the 2000 visuals for nostalgia), the smoother controls (adapted for modern mice/keyboards), or the improved online multiplayer (with better server stability)? How did Resurrected handle the game’s iconic classes (Barbarian, Sorceress, Paladin)—Did the updated animations make each class feel fresh, or did they retain the original’s satisfying combat loop? Additionally, Resurrected includes the ‘Lord of Destruction’ DLC (with new classes and areas)—For players who never played the original DLC, did it feel like a natural extension of the base game, or did it overwhelm you with new content? Finally, Diablo IV has since been released—Do you still return to Resurrected on PC, and what makes it stand out compared to the newer Diablo games (e.g., more complex itemization, slower-paced gameplay)?