Some players may find the lack of quality-of-life features, such as an auto-pickup for loot or a shared stash for all characters, to be frustrating. It’s worth noting, however, that Diablo 2’s pace may feel slow compared to more modern action RPGs like Diablo 3 (more on that later). The game’s randomized dungeons and vast array of enemy types keep things feeling fresh, while the loot system ensures that there’s always a new piece of gear to hunt down. The core loop of fighting monsters, collecting loot, and leveling up your character is still satisfying over two decades later. One of the biggest draws of Diablo 2 is its addictive gameplay.