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jordison101
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can someone tell me how to get dioblic for open b-net please
accept slipknot or get out.


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Hi, I am not sure I understand your question. If you want to play on open Bnet, you just install Diablo II (LoD or Classic), choose your server and connect? If you are having problems, please describe what problems you have and we will try to help! :)
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:o jordison101 open d2 realms is the land of HACKERS is if your playing there your gonna find its full of people who openly hack the game so u may as well learn the trade of hacking realms are saposed to be hack free but its not
:cool: to die in battle is a great honor :p but to have your pockits pick by a kinder is a privelege
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Post by kojocel »

The RIGHT answer

These are "the things' u need:

1. a B-Net gateway editor, so that u can play on pvpgn servers.
2. a pvpgn server CORRECT ip
3. you MUST add this server with your GW editor and try if it works, aka if it has a ping reply
4. enter the game
5. click on Battle Net , but instead of playing on original Blizzard servers y'll have to choose the ip of the server u have added with your GW editor
that's all.

p.s. Ye gotta buy me a beer!! :D
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