ICYMI, Activision employees have brought a fresh lawsuit against Activision Blizzard Diablo 2 Resurrected Items in which they accuse the company of employing "coercive methods" to hinder efforts to improve working conditions.

As Matt reported that day, the allegations are in the midst of ongoing legal proceedings brought by the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing accusing sexual harassment, discrimination, and the existence of a "frat boy" working environment at Blizzard. Even though the company denies the claims, more than 2000 former and current Activision Blizzard staff signed a petition outlining the initial.

Widely condemned response to the suit as "abhorrent and insulting" The strike action seeing more than 500 workers walk out while "hundreds" more who participate online all over the world in the effort to improve their working conditions.

Diablo II: Resurrected Plagued by Login Problems, Some players demand refunds for the over the past six days Diablo II: Resurrected players from Europe, United States, Asia, and the United Kingdom have experienced intermittent difficulties when attempting to log into the game's online servers. Then, some have taken their social networking accounts to demand refunds.

According to Blizzard's customer support Twitter account, the issues may be due to issues with server authentication for the game, which can result in players experiencing either "failed" or "slow" login attempts.These issues with the servers started after Blizzard updated versions of the game for Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch versions of the game on October 6.

The patch appears to be a routine fix, dealing with issues such as profiles of players not being able share names with the online characters they created and users not being informed of when the game linked to their Xbox Live accounts buy d2r items. One of the fixes was that players were no longer hindered from playing in their region after they were a part of a game that was in an entirely different region.