Blizzard Entertainment may not have released a significant patch for its cash cow in almost, but on Thursday it dropped a new patch for the 16-year-old action role-playing game Diablo II. That's some pretty impressive service in an age when other publishers go so far as to of core services a handful of years later. But don't expect new ways to kill demons or something fancy like a graphical update. As Blizzard says in an accompanying, the patch simply adds support for contemporary operating systems like Windows 10.

Duct Installer Resume. In addition, Diablo II's Mac players now have a new installer. And should you happen to get frustrated with cheaters, you'll be happy to know the team's also working on 'cheat-detection and hack-prevention capabilities.' 'There is still a large Diablo II community around the world, and we thank you for continuing to play and slay with us,' Blizzard says in its blog post. 'This journey starts by making Diablo II run on modern platforms, but it does not end there.' So where does it end?

For starters, they might want to start fixing the new bugs the patch introduced according to reports from many Blizzard forum posters. The 'shiny new installer' for OS X apparently doesn't, mercenary portraits, players reportedly can't adjust settings like brightness and gamma while in fullscreen mode without, and the cursor now tends to glide across the screen at a sluggish pace. Some players even claim the bots are still around. Image: If and when they clean that mess up, who knows?