If you haven't played D2 Resurrected, then it's worth a try. Of course, the release of Diablo 4 and Overwatch 2 has not been smooth sailing. The player community is eager to see more content from the dark gothic world, so they look forward to exceeding the player's expectations and bringing them a surprise. The continuous development of Diablo 3 has been confirmed that this Diablo series plan is correct. The Co-Leader of Blizzard said that D2 Resurrected had a very good response, and Activision Blizzard's remaster game had the highest sales in the first week. In the Q&A session, someone asked about the performance of Diablo 2 Resurrected and the overall evaluation of the game. The publisher confirmed that Diablo 2 Resurrected is the remaster with the highest-ever first-week sales in Activision-Blizzard history. Now it seems that Activision's plans are the right decision, because they brought Diablo 2 back to life, and now remaster has created the history of the company. This quest is required to go to Durance of Hate where Mephisto can be found.Diablo 2 Resurrected Highest-Ever First Week Sales For A Remaster 17:08:31 Once this is accomplished, you must destroy the Compelling Orb with Khalim's Will (Item) to open the way into the corrupt sanctum of Mephisto. Then, using the Horadric Cube, transmute Khalim's Flail with his relics. Your task is to collect the scattered relics of Khalim - his Heart, his Brain, and his Eye. The Orb can only be destroyed with an ancient flail imbued with the spirit of the one incorruptible priest. Mephisto used this device to control the Zakarum Priests and their followers.
The only way to gain entry to Mephisto's prison is to destroy the artifact known as the Compelling Orb. The ancient Horadrim imprisoned the Lord of Hatred inside the Guardian Tower that is located within the Temple City of Travincal. (Given by Deckard Cain after completing the Golden Bird quest or by entering the Great Marsh)Ĭain tells you to never forget that your ultimate purpose here in Kurast is to destroy Mephisto.
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