The game gives you enough decent stuff to keep you engaged, and, when you are close to giving up, it presents you with something extremely rare that reinvigorates you and makes you keep playing – it achieves the perfect time spend/rewards balance and some players even find its loot system addicting (and for a good reason – it’s like a lottery, but you are almost guaranteed to win something valuable eventually). If we were to describe Diablo 2’s loot system in one sentence, we would say that it’s “RNG done right”. Sometimes you get one from the very first chest you open, and sometimes you don’t see any for the whole game – unless you decide to Buy Diablo 2 Items from other players, but that’s a different matter entirely. The game is quite generous when it comes to low-rarity drops, but can be extremely fickle when it comes to Uniques.

When we think of Diablo 2 and its newest refreshed version Diablo2 Resurrected (or the shorter version D2R), the first thing that comes to mind is loot - vast quantities of loot and the thrill of obtaining it, specifically (followed closely by the debates about RNG and ways of tipping it in our favor somehow).

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