To ease the
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Things turned out to be a bit shaky on Monday when Blizzard fixed the Diablo 2's backup global database, and then attempted to make the switch. Once the switch was completed it continued running its backup processes and not respond to queries from servers located elsewhere.
The issue was fixed on Tuesday, but a massive number of concurrent users also occurred that day resulted in "degraded database performance," which the database engineers continue to work to correct. The issue is so serious so that the Diablo 2: Resurrected team has roped in engineers from other departments of Blizzard to aid in resolving smaller issues, while they focus upon "core problem with server."
"We asked our third-party partners for help as well," PezRadar said.
Perhaps Blizzard's determination to provide an real Diablo 2 experience in the remake is the main cause of all these problems. One "legacy service" in
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To ease the D2R Items burden, Blizzard rolled back the Friday update, but the solution was not enough. A larger growth in traffic caused a second outage on Sunday.
