Anyone who has played Diablo 2: Resurrected from the Day of Appointment, who had to be partly in patience or take frustration-lowering measures. The launch of D2R was anything but round . At the weekend, community manager Hooley has expressed itself in the official Diablo Forum to the problems and already introduced already implemented solutions.

If players have named players offline and online characters of D2R, it could come to a bug that makes offline characters disappear or resets their progress. A permanent fix should already be published for the PC version at the weekend. A fix for consoles should follow as soon as possible.
In D2R it could come to unplanned character lockouts. At the time of the post, many characters have already been unlocked. The entire activation process should still have been resolved during the weekend.
Some players could not create lobbies or join a lobby. It is currently working to resolve this issue.
In addition, the team continues to examine crash reports across all platforms to make D2R more stable.
There is an AVX problem that makes players can not start the game. Several potential solutions have already been tested, but they made for other problems, so they did not pass the QA test run. Here, further investigations and tests will be necessary.
As soon as these urgent points are processed, the team will take care of the different, less critical gameplay problems reported by numerous players.

Here are the official patch notes from the weekend update:

Bug fixes

General

Fixed Saves for Offline Characters That Shared The Same Names AS Their Online Characters
Fixed to Issue Preventing Players from Creating A Game in Their Region After They Joined A Game in A Different Region
Fixed to Issue That Caused The In-Game Cinematics to Stagger Or Stall

Stability and Performance

Fixed A Bug That Could Cause Players to Crash Upon Launching The Game Who Were Using Controllers (for PC)
Fixed A Bug That Could Cause Players to Crash Upon Launching The Game BECAUSE OF AUDIO ISSUE

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