If you’re like me - I’d say there’s a strong chance you are since you’re reading this - you are likely in dire need of an inventory space increase. Those Grand Charms can sure take up quite a bit of space. The issue is compounded for those who decide to start frantically stuffing Charms of various sizes into their inventory to stack buffs. Diablo II: Resurrected is brimming with exciting loot, making it difficult to suppress the inner digital hoarder in many of us. With all of that said, 95% of the things that you hoard, can probably be thrown out without any/much regret.When it comes to loot-driven RPGs, the real battle is sometimes against those restrictive inventory slots rather than the bloodthirsty enemies lying in wait. If you're playing online, you can also join your own game, since the launcher can launch the game twice and it's allowed to log into your account twice, as long as both characters stays in town (no boosting yourself etc). The alternative is to host a TCP/IP game and join your own game with a second character.
If you're playing single player, then you have the option of Offline Tools, which essentially works like Plugy with a few extra steps. They are not compatible because the Sigma engine changes are incompatible with Plugy, it's collateral damage. Now I'm reading that these newer versions aren't compatible with PlugY or D2SE? May I ask why? May I also ask if there is some other infinite stash option that is being used? I tend to be something of a packrat when I play, so when I get a laptop soonish, I want to be able to play this mod.
Timmermac wrote:I used to play this mod several years ago, and PlugY was available at that point.
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