04-24-2017, 06:43 PM
Very likely, Blizzard wouldn't alter Diablo II much beyond refreshing its graphics and sounds, which is a task with a clearly defined goal and quantity. But adding or modifying game content is an obstacle course of time, money, planning, feature creep, and trying not to anger existing fans. To Blizzard, it probably makes much more sense to invest that effort into a new game (such as Diablo 4) with the potential to generate far more revenue than a Diablo II update.
With characters specifically, they would have some trouble competing with popular existing mods (such as Median) that have had many more years to work on new classes than Blizzard would be willing to spend working on them. The end result would probably be somewhat rushed and disappointing.
But if you have ideas for new classes, this is as good as place as any to describe them; a D2 remaster will probably rekindle some interest in modding the game, and maybe a modder will read and like your ideas.
With characters specifically, they would have some trouble competing with popular existing mods (such as Median) that have had many more years to work on new classes than Blizzard would be willing to spend working on them. The end result would probably be somewhat rushed and disappointing.
But if you have ideas for new classes, this is as good as place as any to describe them; a D2 remaster will probably rekindle some interest in modding the game, and maybe a modder will read and like your ideas.