Once the Expansion pack is installed, go to the Lord of Destruction CD and copy these two files to your Diablo II folder: Once it’s done, install the Expansion pack. DatH said the following: Please reinstall the game using the Full Installation method (with the cinematics) to make sure that all 3rd party files are gone from the Diablo II folder. UPDATE: Some fans are having problems with making the no-cd feature work. Share your comments with other Diablo fans. – Fixed an incompatibility between Rosetta and OpenGL mode on Intel Mac. In this case, a ‘Full Installation’ is required, followed by file Mac users will need to copy these music files and rename them to ‘Diablo II Music’ and ‘Diablo II Expansion Music’ respectively.Īnyone who did not perform a ‘Full Installation’ will need to re-install from CD again to ultimately play without the CD. Most users will only need to copy D2Music.mpq from the Diablo 2 Play CD and/or D2xMusic.mpq from the Lord of Destruction CD.
– If all required Diablo 2 ‘.MPQ’ files are installed on the hard drive, the game will no longer require the CD to play.įor users that originally performed a ‘Full Installation’ and wish to run without the CD, all ‘.MPQ’ files should be copied from the Diablo 2 CDs to the Diablo 2 directory. This patch marks the new ladder reset and introduces a no-cd patch. You can download it by login into the realms. The problem comes with "pass my copy to a friend." How far down a slippery slope one thinks one should go is, to my way of thinking, easily answered.īackup is a good idea, I lost an HD somewhat unexpectedly, and lost a lot of stories I had written.The Diablo II patch 1.12 was released today at 1:30pm EST (-5GMT). That strikes me as defensible within a fair use mode. I am not aware of any prohibition from Blizzard for making your own back up if it is strictly to remedy a disc that gets worn out. That being said, if you can't make the copies yourself, you're out of luck and will just have to buy new ones.ħ0849 If I remember right though, Blizzard put some sort of copy protection on their discs to prevent you from making duplicates. It usually takes me 3 tries or more whenever I need to reinstall D2 (which happened quite frequently a few years ago when I changed OS's a few times and upgraded my hard drive) so making yourself a copy of the discs is actually a pretty good idea (and is something you are legally entitled to do). Wyrm,Mar 15 2005, 02:05 PM Wrote:The Diablo 2 discs are notorious for not working properly.
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