If your Hit Points drop to zero during the game, you have died. In Diablo II, as in real life, death is something you should strive to avoid. Yes, if you are using a Hardcore character. For more information on corpses and retrieving items see the Character Information page.Ĭan I allow other players to loot my corpse?
Note: If a corpse remains after you have clicked on it, there are still items on it. If there is not enough space in your inventory, the remaining items will stay with the corpse. you already have a weapon equipped in that slot), it is placed in your inventory. Items will automatically try to equip themselves. You walk over to your corpse and click on it. The gold you are carrying at the time of death, however, drops to the ground. Instead of dropping your items onto the ground where anyone could then pick them up, your items remain on your corpse. This information has been on the internet for 21 years now:ĭo I drop all my items when I die in Diablo II? Even then, you won’t get it all).īefore making accusations when people are trying to help you, learn how to play the game. (Unless you’ve given a Party member permission to loot your body and they’re trustworthy enough to give your items back. When you die in Hardcore, you lose… everything.
Their answers are for Softcore, not Hardcore. All your posts apply to hardcore mode, not softcore.
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