I downloaded it, I unzipped it I placed into/onto USB drive under by Saved game data under folder BLES01921 which is my diablo saved game folder. Plugged in USB to play station 3 went to USB to copy to PS3 overwriting saved data. And as with every single saved games I have download (over 50 now) it says cant copy cause data is corrupt.
A mod refers to a a modified version of a game, usually a player-made version of the game with various added features or gameplay changes. Such games are generally referred to as 'mods.' See the wikipedia modding page for useful background info about modding computer games.
There is a long history of modding the games in the Diablo series, with Diablo 1, Hellfire, Diablo 2, and Diablo 2: Lord of Destruction all having been the subject of numerous high-quality player-made mods.
Modders have been somewhat limited when working on the Diablo games since the sprite-based graphics are very difficult to modify or augment. Clever modders have found ways to modify existing graphics, and even add new ones (there are countless new spell graphics in the Median mod), but this is a much more complicated process than re-skinning characters or creating new levels in most 3D games. As such all Diablo mods still use virtually all of the original character and monster graphics/animations. Modders may be able to remake Diablo 3 in much grander fashion, when that time comes.
The Diablo 3 team has consistently stated that there are no plans to support modding in Diablo 3. (There was virtually no mod support in Diablo or Diablo 2 either, until the v1.10 patch made modding the game considerably easier, and fans persevered nevertheless. It's assumed we'll see similar efforts made on Diablo 3.)
See the Mods page in the Diablo 3 wiki for more details and official statements.
This video below and the image to the right are examples of a Diablo II mod in action: Median XL by Brother Laz.
No mods for Diablo or Diablo 2 are playable over Battle.net. While some mods are single player only, most are fully functional with multiplayer, and all active mods have forums where users can meet up to arrange TCP/IP or LAN play sessions.
The multiplayer functionality of future, hypothetical Diablo 3 mods is in question, since Blizzard is unlikely to support TCP/IP play with their future titles. (Starcraft 2 will not.) Programmers in the community will likely work to crack this feature and enable online play without connecting to Battle.net. If/when this is managed, mod makers will surely take advantage of it.
The first Diablo 1 mod to gain widespread popularity was made by Varaya and Khan, two German Diablo fans who created their own upgraded version of the game. They soon took their modding skills further by creating a partial conversion, giving Diablo a Middle Earth theme, with numerous items, monsters, and locations inspired by Tolkien's Lord of the Rings series. This mod was expanded upon and updated numerous times once Hellfire was released.
The V&K mods are no longer maintained or updated, but playable versions can still be found and downloaded. See this forum thread for more details.
The Hell is another Diablo/Hellfire mod that adds greatly to the original gameplay experience. It's much more difficult than standard Hellfire, reworks the items and monsters entirely, and greatly changes the character balance. The mod remains under active development.
There have been dozens of Diablo 2 mods over the years, most of which are no longer active and will not work with the current game version. The older ones can still be played, but you must generally reinstall Diablo 2 and only patch up to the point that the mod supports.
The Phrozen Keep, though now largely inactive, was once the leading D2 mod resource, hosting dozens of mods in the early 00's. Archival information and links to older, inactive mods can still be found there.
Median XL is the best known and most popular Diablo 2 mod. It's still under development and is regularly updated by Brother Laz with new content. Median virtually remakes Diablo 2, changing every character and skill, and making countless changes to the quests, monsters, items, and more. See the Median page in this wiki for more details.
The Plug Y mod is largely a utility to enable single player an infinite stash. It also enables the Realm-only end game quests, enabling single player characters to fight Uber Diablo and complete the events of the Pandemonium Event.
The Eastern Sun mod is a total conversion that gives Diablo 2 a Japanese flavor. Everything in the game is modified, with all new items, monsters, runes, and many other major changes. This mod was last updated in early 2008, and is not compatible with v1.12+ of Diablo 2. You must be running v1.10, v1.11 or v1.11b to play this mod, unless/until an updated version is released.
Since Diablo III is not released yet, there's naturally no mods for the game yet. However, there's plenty of information about Blizzard's plans for plans in the main Diablo Wiki:
Brother Laz is a major personality within the Diablo II modding scene, and he has a few tips for people wanting to make mods:
1/ Start small. Don't attempt a total conversion as your first mod. You'll just give up when you're making no progress.
2/ Never release your first mod. You'll end up getting no downloads and quitting the mod business. I did release my first mod, and counted my lucky stars I released it under a different nickname 'just in case'. Look for D2 Inferno by Myokai to see why.
3/ Use the file guides, the tutorials and the forum search at d2mods.com. You can learn so many things without having to post anything at all.
4/ Make sure you actually have the time to complete a mod. If your mod ends up cancelled due to lack of time, all the time you already invested in it is lost.
Is it possible to cheat in Diablo 3?
Of course it is possible to cheat: There are bots that are able to farm gold, levels, legendary items and paragon levels. – Bots are without a doubt the most popular and most downloaded cheat for D3. There are also some minor hacks that allow you to teleport through levels, find specific mobs, walk through objects and walls and so on. However, there are no god modes, gold hacks and paragon adders of any kind.
Is it legal to cheat and will I get banned if I do it?
Cheating in video game is completely legal all over the world. However, Blizzard does have the right to ban any player from their games and therefore it is important that you do not annoy other players and use software that is up to date and undetected. Remember players can report you.
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Diablo 3 Cheats
Cheats in Diablo 3 are basically just ways to get more gold, items and experience more quickly. Especially in the end game the game really boils down to finding the best legendary gear possible and farming as much paragon levels and gold as possible. Cheats can either help by unlocking new possibilities or automating certain tasks in order to save you time. There are cheats that can be done manually, those are mostly exploits, and there are cheats that are software-based, such as hacks and farming bots. The purpose of cheating in D3 is mostly to save time, since there is literally no end to the farming you can do in Diablo 3 and the drop rates for some legendary items are so insanely low that faming for them manually seems like a task that is almost like a waste of time. Diablo III cheats are also used to avoid death on the higher difficulty levels in order to preserve characters for a long time.
Diablo 3 Farming Bots
Bots are basically programs that automate certain processes. In games we use bots to take care of repetitive tasks such as farming. Here it is important to keep in mind that bots are only effective in situations that do not require a human mind to resolve. On the lower difficulties of Diablo 3 bots can be quite effective at farming items, paragon levels, experience and gold. On higher difficulty level of Diablo 3 bots are much less effective and will probably get stuck quite quickly, since they are programmed to disconnect and reconnect the game once your health gets low. While the bot will probably still not die, it will waste a lot of time and the farmed gold might not even cover the repair costs. What difficulty a bot can handle depends on your setup and the AI of the bot. It very much depends on where you get your bot and how skilled you are at configuring it to get the most effective setup.
Diablo 3 does have systems in place that are meant to identify bots and ban them. It is therefore recommended that you do not overuse bots in D3. Running bots for 8 to 12h every day is still possible without any greater risks of detection, but if you are trying to run your bot 24/7, you are very likely to get your account banned sooner or later. Since the Loot 2.0 patch and Reaper of Souls, Gold farming, item selling and similar issues are not as great anymore and Blizzard has turned down the botting countermeasures quite a bit, but is is still advisable to use these tools with caution.
Diablo 3 Hacks
Since PvP in Diablo 3 is not really a popular feature and is highly unbalanced; hacks are not as useful as in other games, such as shooters. D3 Hacks can display the whole map for you, allowing you to navigate more effectively. Hacks can also allow you to move faster, teleport small distances and walk through walls. All of these can be useful to some degree in PvE, but are generally not worth the risk one is taking by using them. You see, hacks, as opposed to bots, are injecting code into the game itself and can therefore easily be detected. If at some point in the future, the PvP mode of Diablo 3 will be balanced and become a lot more popular, then hacks will be a lot more useful. Also keep in mind that if you are in a group and people see you walking through walls of teleporting, then they are very likely to report you and you may get banned manually for cheating.
Getting the Best Gear after Loot 2.0
As we all know Diablo 3 got overhauled pretty heavily after the release of Reaper of Souls and now that the auction house is gone a lot of people have been asking how you get the best gear at this time. Well you can just farm gold and buy it anymore, you really do have to just farm rifts and collect it manually, there is not really another way anymore. Technically, the auction house was good for bot users in that it was possible to get literally everything for Gold which was easily fared by just running a few bots 24h a day. But now that the auction house is gone, getting the best gear relies purely on RNG. Obviously the drop rates are increased by quite a margin, but it is still incredibly difficult to create certain item-dependent builds with very special qualities. So you either have to farm higher level rifts manually of rifts that you can literally face tank for days using a bot. It is recommended that you configure your farming program in such a way as to only pick up legendary items, since they now drop in masses. After that you just have to wait and see what you get. The chances to get a top tier legendary item with the exact stats you want are still incredibly small, but huge in comparison to the vanilla Diablo III drop rates.
D3 Gold Hacks, Item Generators, Experience and Health Cheats
In every online game there are a few values such as money, health, paragon levels, items and similar stuff that are simply too important and integral to the game to be processed on your computer. These values are processed on the game servers and cannot possibly accessed or changed by anyone but the game developers. Obviously, Diablo 3 will not ever let people get unlimited Gold, Health or Items. If that were possible, everyone would do it and the game would be dead due to lack of challenge and fairness. So the fact that the game is still up and fairly successful is proof that there is no such hacks. Do not fall for people claiming to have certain programs to hack money, health, items or levels in Diablo 3, they are scammers. They may have some nice edited videos, but at the end of the day they either want you to fill in surveys or get your login data. – Don’t trust them.