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I will keep that in mind :) Btw another question, do you know if all or atleast most games are supported on Lubuntu? It's not the distro supporting games but the libraries provided by WINE. A Distro like Lubuntu, Ubuntu, Arch etc. only means a software package preinstalled with the linux kernel lik...

Btw i recommend installing d2r on linux thru Lutris, except you wanna do all the perplexing wine config yourself :) I play that way since start of d2r and all other games im interested in run that way as well. Oh and don't forget to make backups before Linuxing your system :) I will keep that in mi...

Ever thought about getting rid of bloated Windows (if you use windows) and switch to some lightweight Linux distro like Lubuntu? Would save lots of ram and cpu for games, though i think having no GPU or (Intel?) graphics on board is the bigger problem in your case. Might try that! Thank you for the...

The first thing you need to understand is how old your laptop is. After the public beta, D2R no longer works on video cards that do not support DX12 at the driver level. So write here the characteristics of the laptop. Oh that might be a problem. I have an Asus Vivobook S14 that was bought back in ...

This laptop does not have a GPU only an integrated graphics chip. I played the game on a gaming laptop with a GTX1060 card connected to a separate monitor. The game was smooth, with no problems. After disconnecting the monitor, the game was running on integrated graphic (the dedicated GTX 1060 was ...

The first thing you need to understand is how old your laptop is. After the public beta, D2R no longer works on video cards that do not support DX12 at the driver level. So write here the characteristics of the laptop. Oh that might be a problem. I have an Asus Vivobook S14 that was bought back in ...

Naisu wrote: 5 days ago

Consider checking out the mods "TinyMod" and/or d2r-nohd.

I must ask, do you think the old graphics mode in the remastered D2 will work for me? I would still prefer to play the new version. However I will buy the old one if thats my only option.

Today, going to old D2 is a bit sad. The game quality overall on the new version is really better and while not perfect brings quite a lot of new stuff you'll miss on old version - and old version is pretty empty of players too. If old (i.e. not battery draining) graphics is a must for OP, consider...

Today, going to old D2 is a bit sad. The game quality overall on the new version is really better and while not perfect brings quite a lot of new stuff you'll miss on old version - and old version is pretty empty of players too. You can apparently press a button and switch to old graphics?. When do...

TheGreebler wrote: 5 days ago

I'd give it 1.5-2 hrs, tops.

Either way, D2R would still be the better investment, imo.

I doubt I get 1,5-2 hours though. When I say my battery drains fast with 3D games, I really mean fast. There is no chance it would last that long.
Thank you for your answer!

D2R is way more demanding than the old Diablo 2. I'd say if Runescape will drain your battery quickly, D2R will even more. But there is a hotkey for switching to the old D2 graphics. I guess the battery of your laptop can't be swapped? You are correct I can not switch battery on my laptop. Thank yo...

Hello! I am thinking of buying D2 resurrected however I have one problem... I need to almost always play without having my laptop plugged in and I do not have the best battery life. Any 3d graphics game will drain my battery extremely quickly however games like the first Baldur's Gate Enhanced Editi...