Diablo II Remastered Season 6 is set to launch!

Feb-20-2024

 

 

 

 

The start date for "Diablo II Remastered" Season 6 has been announced, but no Blue Post has been released.

 

The Lord of Hell awaits your return, traveler.

 

Countless demons perish just in time as your weapons wear out, yet their attacks show no sign of weakening. The Sanctuary needs a savior! Return on February 23rd and wreak havoc on the forces of the Burning Hells in the Season 6 Ladder!

 

Season 6 Ladder

 

Our previous "Diablo II: Resurrected" Ladder seasons have showcased how adventurers skillfully save the Haven, racing to be the first to firmly etch their name on the leaderboards while filling the hearts of demonic foes with dread throughout the process.

 

Season 6 of the Ladder will present new opportunities for brave adventurers to race to level 99 and collect powerful loot along the way.

 

Season 6 Ladder Launch Time

 

North America

 

PST, February 22nd at 5:00 PM

 

Europe

 

CET, February 23rd at 2:00 AM

 

Asia

 

February 23rd at 9:00 AM (Korean Time)

 

As with previous seasons, the Season 6 Ladder will feature different modes.

 

Non-Expansion Normal Mode

 

The standard version of the Ladder game includes only the original four acts.

 

Non-Expansion Hardcore Mode

 

The hardcore version of the Ladder game includes only the original four acts.

 

Normal Mode

 

The standard version of the Ladder game includes five acts, as it contains the "Lord of Destruction" expansion content.

 

Seasonal Mode

 

The hardcore (one-life) version of the Ladder game includes five acts, as it includes the "Lord of Destruction" expansion content.

 

What about existing Seasonal characters?

 

For those new to the Ladder seasons, you might wonder what will happen to your shared stash loot after the current season ends.

 

 

 

The above is the news about the upcoming sixth season of Diablo II Remastered, and now it's time to translate it into English, ensuring that nouns, versions, modes, and other terminology are consistent with the English version of the game, and that gaming jargon is appropriate for an international audience.