Diablo 2: Resurrected got off to a shaky start when it was released in September. Because of a slew of server issues that plagued the game on launch day, it was virtually impossible to play the game. Non-stop server downtime resulted in players losing their characters and progress, and it took Blizzard three days to restore server stability to the point where players could stay online for an extended period of time without losing progress. Unfortunately, even after several weeks, Diablo 2: Resurrection is still in a bad state of affairs. Players are being kicked off the server, resulting in them losing all of their progress, items, and quests, as well as hours of game time.The game has had a particularly difficult few days, which has been particularly frustrating. A number of server drops and hiccups have occurred over the last 72 hours, prompting the game's developers to carry out emergency maintenance on the game. Several users on Twitter reported that Blizzard's European customer service account was experiencing daily login issues as well as lost progress across all platforms.D2R items for sale was taken completely offline for an extended period of time over the weekend in order to perform this server maintenance. However, this hasn't had much of an impact, as users are still experiencing network issues in the game. You should keep in mind that if you begin playing with an online character and the servers go down, you will be unable to continue playing. Single-player offline characters can be created, but they cannot be brought online to play with other players or participate in future ladder seasons unless they are created in-game.In the end, you wouldn't want an offline character in the first place, would you? Unfortunately, Blizzard is making it difficult for players to enjoy themselves in the game. The servers are still unreliable nearly four weeks after being installed. One thing is that players are losing hours of progress due to network issues, and some players have complained that every time they save and exit the game, they return to find that their items, XP, and quest progress have been lost. This is a problem that we have personally experienced. For some reason, a lot of the time, whatever we do does not save on the server.Both the Blizzard customer service accounts in the United States and the European Union frequently tweet about "server issues being resolved," but the problems are far from being resolved. It is unclear what the long-term strategy will be for resolving the lost progress and disconnection issues.