You might have heard of Median XL, but what exactly is it and what does it change? Okay, so, you’ve played Diablo II, finished it a hundred times.
If you’re like me though and haven’t taken a peek behind the Median XL curtain, now is the perfect time to do so, with Median XL Sigma recently receiving a significant patch and bringing it to version 1.1. So I turned my gaze to the internet and upon the Median XL mod pack, something that a number of people had been directing me towards for some time (years?) now. I knew the game didn’t have enough to offer me to keep me engaged for any meaningful length of time anymore. I craved more, but back in the day I’d sunk thousands of hours into Diablo II. While I was pleased we’d finished the game, I felt unsatisfied. It took us the weekend, but we did it, we finished the game on Normal difficulty. I’d managed to get it all patched and working on a modern Windows 10 machine quite nicely and being that Diablo II actually allows for up to eight people in the one game (instead of Diablo III’s four player limit) it seemed like the time was ripe for a bit of the ol’ hack-n-slash action RPG goodness. Recently we had a ‘LAN Party’ at the Pixel Pop Network office and for a bit of fun we thought we might go back and complete Diablo II.
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