The player setting gives account of how many players are present in one game. It has impact on monsters' hit points, experience gained and drops. The default player setting is 1. However, with every player joining a multiplayer game the player setting is increased by one up till a maximum of 8 (i.e. the maximum number of players in one game). In Single Player mode, open battle.net and non battle.net Multiplayer mode the player setting can be changed by the Players X Command.
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Note: The formula implies, that for unpartied players (and simulated players via the Players X Command) only every second additional players has impact on drop rates. So the steps for more drops are players 3, players 5 and players 7.In other words: players 8 and players 7 have the same drop rates, players 6 and 5, players 4 and 3, and players 2 and 1.Note that the amount of Experience gained and monsters' Hit Points are nonetheless different for each player setting (as stated above).
From version 1.09 onward, the player setting can be changed arbitrarily in Single Player mode, open battle.net and non battle.net Multiplayer mode. In order to do so, one has to enter a certain command while in game. This is done by hitting "Enter", typing the players X command, and confirming by hitting "Enter" again (yes, it's the normal shoutbox usage). The command differs slightly for the different versions of Diablo II.
In general the Players X command simulates an amout of players in the game equal X, although less players are actually in game. X cannot be lower than the actual number of players in game. For example, if you're playing with 2 friends a multiplayer game via TCP/IP, you can only choose a number equal or greater than 3. All other commands will be ignored.
Players X does however affect all clickable items (i.e. logs, chests, urns etc.) immediately. In theory one could clear the whole area on p1, then set the player settings to 8 for maximised drops (i.e. minimised NoDrop) and pop all chests, urns etc. only then. This is in no way illegal, but considered cheesy by most players in the SPF. Ususall this (ab)use of the Players X command is prohibited in SPF tournaments.
The command is /players X or /playersX, where X can be any number between 1 and 8. You will get the confirmation players set to X on your screen.This command is available in all versions of 1.10 and 1.11.
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You can adjust the players setting by typing /players1-8 in game. It can be anywhere from 1 to 8. To adjust it fast it's good to have it copied so you can just paste it in game. Only works on PC.
#**What is Players X, 1 and 8?**You can adjust the players setting by typing **/players1-8** in game. It can be anywhere from 1 to 8. To adjust it fast it's good to have it copied so you can just paste it in game. Only works on PC.**Players X (PX)** Use of the players setting is unlimited. You can set players from 1 to 8 at any time.**Players 1 (P1)** Players 1 may not use the players setting and must stay at /players 1 throughout the entire run.**Players 8 (P8)** Players 8 runs must keep the players setting at 8 throughout the run.#**Target line -players**D2R has a new **-players** setting for your target line. For example setting **-players 8** always starts games with players 8.#**Gameplay settings**It's also possible now to set players through gameplay settings with a slider. Useful for console players, but too deep in the settings for PC to make it better than just typing /players.#**What does the players setting do?****Increases enemies health** Hit Points = Base life * (Players + 1) / 2* 100% - Players 1* 150% - Players 2* 200% - Players 3* 250% - Players 4* 300% - Players 5* 350% - Players 6* 400% - Players 7* 450% - Players 8**Enemy damage and attack rating bonus** * Players 1 - 0%* Players 2 - 6.25%* Players 3 - 12.5%* Players 4 - 18.75%* Players 5 - 25%* Players 6 - 31.25%* Players 7 - 37.5%* Players 8 - 43.75%**Experience rates** Experience formula follows life math: Experience = Base * (Players + 1) / 2* 100% - Players 1* 150% - Players 2* 200% - Players 3* 250% - Players 4* 300% - Players 5* 350% - Players 6* 400% - Players 7* 450% - Players 8**Loot** Higher players setting values decrease the change for "nodrop" to happen. You get a lot more quantity in players 8 compared to 1.Countess converts "nodrop" to a rune drop which means it's better to kill her on Players 1 if you're looking for runes. It's possible to spawn her on P8 and change it to P1. This way you get P8 experience, but P1 rune chances. This trick only applies to Countess and doesn't work with other bosses.Chests only check players count when you click on them. You can go from Players 1 to 8 right before clicking the chest and it will apply P8 drop chances on it.
In Diablo 2, if you wanted a higher difficulty in single player, you could type /players 8 to make the game scale the difficulty, experience, and drops to what it'd be if there were 8 players in game.
Similar to the "Players X" command in Diablo II, Monster Power gives Diablo III players the option to increase the health and damage of monsters according to different "power levels" -- and in return, they'll receive scaling bonuses to their adventure stats (including experience, Magic Find, and Gold Find) as well as more drops.
Diablo 2 Players X does however affect all clickable items (i.e. logs, chests, urns etc.) immediately. In theory, one could clear the whole area on p1, then set the player settings to 8 for maximised drops (i.e. minimised NoDrop) and pop all chests, urns etc. only then. This is in no way illegal, but considered cheesy by most players in the SPF. Ususall this (ab)use of the Players X command is prohibited in SPF tournaments.
When we brought controller support to Diablo II: Resurrected, players gained immediate access to up to 12 buttons. When a player presses any of the face buttons or triggers that they have mapped to an ability, they instantly use them. Diablo III uses this same method, and it has become the expectation for most controller interfaces in action role-playing games.
For players on PC with Nvidia graphic cards compatible with Nvidia DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) technology, those players will now be able to enable DLSS in the graphics setting menu, to increase graphics quality and resolution while maintaining higher GPU performance.
Za pomocą komendy players możesz zasymulować grę z innymi graczami, nawet pomimo samodzielnej rozgrywki. Oczywiście pod warunkiem, że w grze nie znajduje się już 8 graczy. Pewnie zadajesz sobie pytanie, po co w ogóle coś takiego robić? Szczególnie, że im więcej graczy w Diablo 2, tym trudniej pokonać demony.
Dla przykładu /players 8 zwiększy życie potworów aż o 450%, ale w zamian otrzymasz podobnie o 450% więcej punktów doświadczenia. A większa liczba wypadających przedmiotów to zdecydowanie największa korzyść płynąca z komendy.
Grając na komputerze w Diablo 2 Resurrected, wystarczy, że skorzystasz z opcji czatu wciskając przycisk Enter. Następnie wpisz komendę /players X, gdzie X to liczba od 1 do 8, i potwierdź Enterem.
Niestety na ten moment w Diablo 2 Resurrected nie ma możliwości skorzystania z komendy /players 8 na żadnej z konsolowych platform, a więc Xbox Series XS i Xbox One, PlayStation 5 i PlayStation 4 oraz Nintendo Switch. Głównie z braku tekstowego czatu.
How to equip a Javazone for the Diablo 2 ladder end game? Here comes best Javazon build for farming on players 8 which also can go for Uber Tristram Run. Today we break down a D2R ladder 2.5 endgame Javazon build guide, showing the stats, skills, equipment, mercenary and gameplay tips of Javazon for P8.
Hi, hope you are all ok.I know this setting works good for Single Player, and it didn't work for Closed Server but I need to ask it this have changed/fixed since many years have passed...Is this setting ("/players 8") supported in current versions of D2GS/D2CS? or is there someway to implement?
This is a list of traditional card and tile games that are designed for or work well with eight players. Each game is listed just once - for alternative names see the general alphabetical index. For each game the configuration of players and the type and number of cards or tiles is listed. There is an explanation of the symbols below the table.
This column gives the number of cards in the deck, indicates where multiple decks are used, and the number of jokers. Where the game can be played with various sizes or numbers of decks, perhaps depending on the number of players, the possibilities are listed, separated by commas. For example, "2x32" means a double 32-card deck: 64 cards in all with two copies of each card. "52+2J" means a 52-card deck with two jokers. "32, 36" means the game can be played with 32 or 36 cards. "2x52+2J, 3x52+3J" means that the game can be played with two 52-card decks plus two jokers (106 cards) or three 52-card decks plus three 52-card decks plus three jokers (159 cards).
Here is a list of other traditional card and tile games that can be played by eight players. These are games that although possible for eight, are not particularly recommended, since they work better with some other number of players. 2ff7e9595c
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