This is amazing! I think I am going to have to run 5 accounts now... think a 5950X w/ 64GB RAM and a 3080 will handle it?

I think I am going to find out this weekend!

I'd estimate around min. 1-2 Cores - 8 GB RAM and 1 GB VRam per Instance for Idle.
Demand increases with lots of effects as usual.


Diablo 2: Resurrected system requirements:
Operating System: Windows 10
. Processor: Intel Core i3-3250/AMD FX-4350. i3 = 2 Cores, 4 Threads @3.5 GHz, Ivy Bridge. / amd fx-4350 4 Cores, 4 Threads @4.2GHz, Piledriver
Video: Nvidia GTX 660/AMD Radeon HD 7850.
Memory: 8GB RAM.
Storage: 30GB. I
Internet: Broadband Internet connection.

This post was edited by instanheal1 on Oct 20 2021 07:00am

I just crashed with 5 running around in A1 (apparently single player is free) - overloaded my system (5950X, 64GB DDR4, RTX3080) but I am pretty sure I was running all instances on max graphics oops

Going to try again with 4 of them in Legacy mode, but first I gotta do worky stuff

Can anyone write an autoit script or AHK to kill the handle ?

How much of a hassle is this with all the random disconnects.

I currently run VNC on 2 laptops to avoid having to run a VM with GPU passthrough.
VNC works fine for static accounts in game just standing int own.


VNC does not use y our PC's resources and is essentially a screenshare with control.
If you tweak some FPS settings within VNC you can run the game and control it enough to have static player count and rush your accounts for socket q's

The only hassle i have is turning on the laptops

This post was edited by lolkggz on Oct 20 2021 08:46am

I will not buy another copy of this bullshit

This post was edited by DALTONG on Oct 20 2021 08:43am

someone posted in here somewhere how to do it through the command line so you can just do it with a bat file

That would be nice. I've used AutoIt before but don't think it'd be advantageous for me to try and write that script.

...and it really doesn't take too long after you do it a few times.

i just browsed the whole thread and didn't see this posted.