However, while the issue has been able to make Blizzard go through its games to find undesirable content D2R Items, like references to former employees who have been associated with the sexual harassment lawsuit, no issues of this nature were found during the development of Diablo 2: Resurrected, although its Amazon warrior is tweaked to make it look less sexualised.

"A majority of these points of view weigh very much on us" Gallerani told the media, who made the change to ensure people portrayed as warriors not people who had "rolled out of an after-hours club".

ICYMI, Activision employees have launched a new lawsuit against Activision Blizzard accusing the company of employing "coercive strategies" to prevent organisational efforts to improve working conditions.

As Matt reported that day, the allegations were made with ongoing legal actions brought by the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing which claims discrimination, sexual harassment as well as an "frat boy" workplace culture at Blizzard. Though the company disputed the allegations, more 2000 former and current Activision Blizzard staff signed a petition detailing the company's original.

Widely criticised response to the lawsuit as "abhorrent and insulting", with subsequent strike action seeing more than 500 workers walkout in protest "hundreds" more join online across the world in efforts to improve working conditions.

Diablo II: Resurrected Plagued by Login Issues, Some players demand refunds for the over the past six days Diablo II: Resurrected players across Europe, United States, Asia, and the United Kingdom have experienced intermittent issues while trying to sign in to the game's servers online buy D2R ladder items. Then, some have taken their social networking accounts to request refunds.