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Diablo IIArs Technica
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Blizzard 's Diablo IV was meant to be more "D2-like" than Diablo II .
The developers were surprised by how long it took to get the game's most valuable items.
With Diablo IV updates, players can now earn Resplendent Sparks to craft high-end Uber Unique items.
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