Diablo II: Resurrected Plagued by Login Problems

Interestingly, while the controversy has seen Blizzard look through its games for objectionable content like references to former employees that have been implicated in the sexual harassment lawsuit D2R Items, no such issues were found in Diablo 2: Resurrected, however, its Amazon warrior was tweaked to make its appearance less sexual.

"A number of these viewpoints weigh strongly on us," Gallerani told the media, who changed the rules to ensure characters looked like warriors and not those who "rolled out of an evening club".

ICYMI, Activision employees have filed a lawsuit in the new year against Activision Blizzard of accusing the firm of employing "coercive methods" to hinder organisational efforts to improve working conditions.

As Matt reported earlier, these allegations have come in the midst of ongoing legal proceedings brought by the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing alleging sexual harassment, discrimination and an "frat boy" working environment at Blizzard. While the company denied the claims, more than 2000 former and present Activision Blizzard staff signed a petition describing the company's initial.

Widely criticized response to the suit as "abhorrent and insulting" the strikes that saw more than 500 workers leave and "hundreds" more taking part on the internet around the world in an effort to improve work conditions.

Diablo II: Resurrected Plagued by Login Problems, Some Players Demand Refunds For the last six days, Diablo II: Resurrected players across Asia, the United States, Asia, and the United Kingdom have experienced intermittent issues while trying to sign into the servers online of the game D2R ladder items buy. Some are now taking online social platforms to request refunds.