I went ahead and created a new character, and sonuvagun if version 1.07 wasn’t displayed in the upper right corner of the screen. WTF?! Observant soul that I am, I had failed to notice this previously. It seems the process of loading the LOD expansion actually downgrades the version of the characters to v1.07. I dug around on Blizzard’s site some more, and found a topic that seems to be aplicable. How the hell do I get these saved characters visible in LOD again?Īfter downloading and reinstalling DirectX, still the problem persists. Next I tried using the “save” files in a clean, newly installed, patched Diablo II w/no expansion. I even tried copying just those files off of tape, and still, no go. Now, here’s the problem: While I’ve got a fully patched (v1.08) D2: LOD installation, I can’t see any of my old characters, even though their files are still present in the \Program files\DiabloII\Save directory.
OK, It’s a pain in the butt, but no problem, I pulled the whole installation, and reloaded it all. I re-installed the expansion, but when I did, I got a “Bad MPQ file: Recomend uninstalling Diablo II and reinstalling” error (I think that was the text, but the “MPQ” might have been some other similar TLA). I replaced the drive, restored from backup, and found that the tape was from before I installed the D2: LOD expansion pack. No, problem, I’ve got a spare drive on the shelf, and a tape backup, so it’s just a little work, right? Wrong. The drive that died, of course, would have to be the one that held my Diablo II game files. Dead, unrecoverable mechanical failure (Hey, it happens). Let us know in the comments below if this guide helped you to find your Save file.So, last night, my games computer lost a drive. You can modify the save file too but at your own risk of being banned for cheating or corrupting it. Now that you have your Diablo II: Resurrected Save file, be careful with it. %USER%USERPROFILE%\Saved Games\Diablo II Resurrected ALL DONE You can also directly paste the following URL in File Explorer to get to your save file. Inside here, head into the Diablo II Resurrected folder and it will have your savefile.Go to the Users folder and then click the folder that has your Windows username.Go to the disk on which you have installed Windows.It’s also usually pinned to your Taskbar.
You can open it by searching “ File Explorer” in the Start menu. If for any reason, you want to have your local save file with you in your hand then you can follow the steps below. You could want the save file to maybe delete it if it got corrupted or to install some mods. 2 ALL DONE Guide to finding Diablo II: Resurrected Save File Location
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