Some players love it, whilst others hate it, however, you have to admire developers’ attempts to push players to their limits. The dynamic maps were part of the innovations of the game, at that time. Only Exeption is Offline-Singelplayer, if I remember correctly. Multiplayer Maps are new genereated with every new game. It’s not ideal, but it prevents players from creating save states to bypass the incredibly challenging difficulty of Wo Long. Actually, you’ll probably want to post this in the Diablo II: Resurrected Console Bug Report Forum. If you need to leave mid-game, you will find yourself back at the last Battle Flag you rested at when you reload the game. These aren’t to be confused with Marking Flags, which are used to fortitude your morale rank, but you’re looking for the specific ones where you can rest and level up your character.Įvery time you use one of these, the game will autosave, allowing you to leave and return at that exact moment once you start up Wo Long again. Generally, there is a handful scattered around the level.
In the case of Wo Long, you will need to use the previously mentioned Battle Flags to save your game. Unfortunately, as is the case with many of these types of games, saving isn’t as simple as pausing the game and selecting the option. With such a dramatically long game, it’s understandable there are moments when you’ll need to drop Wo Long in favour of other things in life. One of the simplest, or so you’d think, is the ability to save the game. Much like many other Soulslike games, specific mechanics are never easily explained.
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