Just imagine playing on PC for a few hours, then relaxing on the couch after and continue your adventure on the Switch. Still, having the ability to continue where you left off using the platform that you have at a given moment is better than nothing. Cross-progression just makes it so that you can play on one platform and continue on another one with your progression intact.Īnyway, producer Matthew Cederquist said that cross-play between users on various platforms “just wasn’t the right fit for the game.” He added that different control schemes, varying UIs, and design elements prove to be challenging obstacles that the developers have to face in this regard. The former is a term used to refer to the option that allows you to play with your friends regardless of what platform they use. This is interesting because back in March, some of the game’s developers said that Resurrected will not support cross-play.īefore anything else, there is a difference between cross-play and cross-progression. They asked this because if the game does, then they will have a reason to buy the Nintendo Switch and play it from there.įerguson promptly replied and said: "It supports cross progression." So, the user may finally pull the trigger and get the portable console. User asked if Resurrected will support cross-progression. It seems that there is another question that Ferguson answered recently. However, he did mention that they may add the feature later if the community deems it necessary. For instance, Ferguson has confirmed that the game will not support personal loot on launch, stating that the original game has always followed the universal loot system. That said, a lot of things have been confirmed by Rod Ferguson, the game’s executive producer. Diablo II: Resurrected will be released in less than two weeks, so it is only fitting that the community will ask as many questions as they can before making that purchase decision.
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