It may sound stupid, but do I have to own 2 copies of game to play together with my boyfriend (only me and him, no other players). We live together and he owns pc and I have a laptop.
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It may sound stupid, but do I have to own 2 copies of game to play together with my boyfriend (only me and him, no other players). We live together and he owns pc and I have a laptop.
Thank You for answer.
Thank You for answer.
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Yes. In legacy d2 there was a TCP/IP option (so it was possible to play in a local network) but it's gone in d2r, so you both have to have separate accounts and play online.
If you try to log in on two different devices using the same account, one of the game instances will kick you out.
If you try to log in on two different devices using the same account, one of the game instances will kick you out.
Yes. In legacy d2 there was a TCP/IP option (so it was possible to play in a local network) but it's gone in d2r, so you both have to have separate accounts and play online.
If you try to log in on two different devices using the same account, one of the game instances will kick you out.
This post was marked as the best answer.If you try to log in on two different devices using the same account, one of the game instances will kick you out.
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