Download Diablo 2 Character Editor (D2CE-DS) for free. This is a character and items editor for the game Diablo 2 (D2). This also features updates for the expansion pack Diablo 2 LOD. This is a character and items editor for the game Diablo 2 (D2). This also features updates for the expansion pack Diablo 2 LOD. Features include stat editor, money, inventory, and gem upgrade system.
Ok before you say anything or respond at all read my whole message. So I can't find the Diablo 2 save files anywhere on my laptop. I downloaded Diablo 2 through battlenet.com, and I installed both Diablo 2 and LOD expansion. Once I had it installed I created a save folder in the Diablo 2 directory (Where you normally find you save files), and I copied over my save files the last time I played Diablo 2. So I played Diablo 2 and got pretty far with my new character. Then I decided I wanted to play Diablo 2 on my Desktop instead of the laptop. So I cut and pasted over my save files and when I played with the save files on my desktop I find out that it's the original files that I through on my laptop originally. So I go back over to my laptop and there are no save files in the save folder in the Diablo 2 directory, so I delete the 'Save' folder. But once I load up and try to play Diablo 2 again...ALL my characters are there, the new ones that I had started playing with on the laptop. So I figured that maybe there are saved somewhere else on my laptop. NOPE....there are no where to be found. I searched my HDD for .ds2 files (which is the format of the save files) and I couldn't find anything, so then I typed the character name with .ds2 and still nothing. Then I searched the registry files and I found zero save files (.ds2) there either. Then I looked in 'My documents'...still nothing, then I looked in Roaming/Local/LocalLow and still nothing, I even looked through all the hidden folders and there isn't even a Diablo 2 folder anywhere to be found. The ONLY Diablo 2 files that I can find on my computer is in C:Program Files(x86)/Diablo II/. Just a bunch of .dll and .mpw and .exe files. I even tried making a new character and seeing if it would make the 'Save' folder and through that character in that folder, under the Diablo 2 directory. I made a new character and NOPE...it's not where I thought it was and I can't figure out where it is at all either. So can someone tell me WHERE are the Diablo 2 :LOD save files on Windows 7 x64 bit, when I had downloaded it from Battlenet.com Please can someone help me with this, it's pointless to keep playing if I am never going to be able to back-up these new save files of these new characters. P.S. To remind people, I can play with those characters in the game. They get saved and all my new armor is on the character each time I open and play the game, so it has to be saving somewhere...I mean I even disconnected my internet to see if it was saving them over the internet some how.Items you will need
Diablo II
Internet connection
Any Diablo II Hero Editor
'Diablo II' and the 'Diablo II: Lord of Darkness' expansion are popular action role-playing games created by Blizzard for the PC and Mac platforms. The series prominently features leveling up and collecting loot to progress in the game, and it can take dozens of hours for an in-game character to reach the player's desired level. Diablo II Hero Editing programs allow players to customize their character's stats and inventory down to the last detail.
Create a new character. This can be done in either the editor itself by clicking the 'New Hero' button or it can be done in game.
Edit the character's stats to the desired extent. Keep in mind that the game recognizes when stats are too high, and it can result in attacks doing one point of damage, so keep the numbers somewhat realistic.
Add powerful weapons to your inventory. You can choose to add unique items from within the game or to craft your own, even stronger weapons within the editor.
Assign skill points to your new character in the skills section of the editor. Thirty is the maximum level for any skill.
Save your character within the editor, open 'Diablo II' and test him out. If you find that the character's build is unsatisfactory, return to the editor to fine tune.
Tips
Make sure your hero editor is compatible with the latest version of 'Diablo II.' If you cannot find an editor that works with the latest version, try to install an older version of 'Diablo II.'
Warnings
Hero Editors are unofficial and unlicensed Diablo-related software and should be virus scanned and generally approached with caution.
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