I tried to run the diablo 2 installer on windows 10 and the folder that i opened it from freezes, there were no errors in event viewer and i got the installer from b.net and downloaded a new one to check if it was that, nothing. Right click on the Diablo II: Lord of Destruction shortcut and choose properties. Mar 20, 2014. Download Diablo II + Lord of Destruction PC Game. Full Version Diablo II + Lord of Destruction Free Download PC Game. Title: Diablo II + Lord of Destruction Genre(s): Action role-playing, Hack and slash. Release date: June 29, 2000 (Dialblo II), June 27, 2001 (Lord of Destruction) Developer(s): Blizzard.

Sebish's Mod evolved to Diablo 2: Reworked Easy un-/install this mod and keep your vanilla installation for battlenet untouched using D2SE Modmanager! The ambition of this modification is a full, original and enjoyable Diablo 2 experience including all Battlenet-exclusive content and not wasting too much time on leveling. A linear XP increase and a higher - but not too high - droprate guarantee lots of enjoyable (coop-)sessions of the best Diablo. Including Battlenet items, battlenet runewords, better but balanced droprate, better but balanced gambling chances, buyable runes (prices defined by rareness), doubled starting statpoints, easy un-/install, full D2SE modmanager support, infinite and character shared stash, more unique monsters, new gem effects, new items available for gambling, Uberquests, upgraded shrines and much more! A modded Diablo II should only be played in TCP/IP mode for example over Tunngle (tested, works flawless) or Singleplayer.

Diablo II: Reworked has its own Tunngle-Channel! Play together at Networks ->RPG ->Diablo 2: LoD - Reworked on page 2. -- Needed Diablo Version: NOT THE OFFICIAL BATTLENET INSTALLER Blizzard released two patches 1.14a, 1.14b, which totally destroy all modlaunchers and mods for Diablo II out there. Still can not believe they did this to us. Get and install correct Diablo II: LoD Version • Go to () where User ChaosMarc offers the installer.iso files for Diablo II: LoD 1.12a. No fear, these are the official blizzard download files from before the 1.14 destroy the community patch and should be completely legal. You own this game and can install the patch version you like.

Do keep this version somewhere on your HDD/archive, because this upload my not be available forever! Legally bought serial keys for D2 and LoD still required • Download D2-1.12A- yourlanguage.iso and D2LOD-1.12A- yourlanguage.iso • Mount and install the images.

On Windows 10 you can simply double click on it to mount it as CD/DVD and use the installer.exe. Low End Act I: Non must go areas (optional caves etc.) Low to Mid End ActII: Tal Rasha's and fake tombs (tombrun) Mid to High End Act III: Mephisto and his temple Act IV: Lavariver and diablo's cathedral High End Act V: Everywhere (Careful: Act V got harder now!) Moo Moo Farm -- Changelog completely outsourced into Reworked Changelog.txt and added to files. Please read this if you want to know all changes and tweaks this mod includes -- Thanks to Darkness, Shaky, PlugY, iiwtch, Mhoram, Ravenswolf & ChaosMarc. -[BIG THX to Phrozen Heart, Mordini, Fusman and Myhrginoc for their Beginner's Guide]. Needed Diablo Version: NOT THE OFFICIAL BATTLENET INSTALLER Blizzard released two patches 1.14a, 1.14b, which totally destroy all modlaunchers and mods for Diablo II out there.

Still can not believe they did this to us. Get and install correct Diablo II: LoD Version • Go to () where User ChaosMarc offers the installer.iso files for Diablo II: LoD 1.12a.

No fear, these are the official blizzard download files from before the 1.14 destroy the community patch and should be completely legal. You own this game and can install the patch version you like. Do keep this version somewhere on your HDD/archive, because this upload my not be available forever! Legally bought serial keys for D2 and LoD still required • Download D2-1.12A- yourlanguage.iso and D2LOD-1.12A- yourlanguage.iso • Mount and install the images.

On Windows 10 you can simply double click on it to mount it as CD/DVD and use the installer.exe. Low End Act I: Non must go areas (optional caves etc.) Low to Mid End ActII: Tal Rasha's and fake tombs (tombrun) Mid to High End Act III: Mephisto and his temple Act IV: Lavariver and diablo's cathedral High End Act V: Everywhere (Careful: Act V got harder now!) Moo Moo Farm -- Changelog completely outsourced into Reworked Changelog.txt and added to files.

Please read this if you want to know all changes and tweaks this mod includes -- Thanks to Darkness, Shaky, PlugY, iiwtch, Mhoram & Ravenswolf. -[BIG THX to Phrozen Heart, Mordini, Fusman and Myhrginoc for their Beginner's Guide].

1.55.1 for PC is out and compatible with Fallout 4 1.7.9 or greater. Will not be made available for console. Upgrading from 1.50 or greater to version 1.54 or greater: Leave 1.50 or greater installed and craft an uninstall chem.

After using the chem make a new save game. Uninstall your previous version then install 1.55.1. Use the new Homemaker Holotape to uninstall or restore the menus to fit your personal preference. If you used Homemaker 1.50 or greater you may need to craft the Holotape at a chem station.

Nova has taken some time to provide an update for Homemaker. Her two goals were to remove some of the duplicate items now found in the vanilla menus and add a scripted menu. Development of this mod has not stopped nor has another author taken over development of Homemaker. Homemaker will receive updates as time permits which may be very infrequent. DarthWayne's scripts were used to add a scripted menu.

The addition of the scripted menu means there is now one Homemaker menu and no vanilla menus are altered. If you use any old files and patches they are no longer needed and will most likely cause crashes and menu conflicts. Only install what is provided with 1.55.1. Nova removed some of the redundant items and other users like euph suggested others to remove. Two versions are offered. The default version has some redundant items removed.

This version no longer needs some of the enablers and disablers. It will still use the Institute, Street Lights, and Bunker patches.

Nothing else will install with NMM even if checked. There is no exact list of items removed. The complete version doesn't have anything removed because most of them use Nova's meshes with her snap points. This version still uses all the patches but only install the versions provided with 1.55.1. No SKE/SKI patches are required and should not be used. I would like to thank Ethreon and ccmads for their work on previous versions providing navmesh and file updates. If an item cannot have a navmesh then it requires a collision mesh and those are not added.

Do not ask if items have a navmesh because there are thousands of them. Place the item and see how the NPC interacts with it. ============================================================================================== With the exception of the Change Log at the bottom of the description page, the description page is currently as Nova left it. On occasion, minor changes may be made. Other then that the description page has not been updated since version 1.33 and is not maintained. Ever feel your settlements were a bit 'lacking?' Want something to help spice up your shack?

Homemaker is here to help! Homemaker is a mod that greatly expands on the vanilla crafting system for settlements, and adds over 1000 new, fully-balanced objects to craft, ranging from cars, to refrigerators to working street lights and everywhere in between!

The mod also features a new Institute build set, with placeable snapping walls, floors, stairways and more! Whether you're a mad scientist, longing for the good ol' days, just trying to scratch out a new living in the wastes, or a sadistic raider, Homemaker has something for you! Update News: 1.33 is mostly a bugfix release which will hopefully improve usability of the mod. Items of note were some re-models of several problematic meshes, such as the greenhouse roofs, vault catwalk stairs and the brick building stairs, so that they are more easily placeable and in the case of the stairs, have proper navmeshing. This may cause them to move, however, and you will need to replace (store/scrap) the greenhouse roofs to avoid invisible walls. I also tweaked the multi-story walls a bit, fixed a couple missing properties, and added a few items here and there.

You can see more info on the changelog I did manage to fit another build set in, however! Some of you may recognize it from a previous addon that was floating around, but the set incorporates bits of the vanilla retaining wall set with the addition of some custom meshes by Jayrun!

It's currently split between the Fences/Concrete Fences and Landscaping/Paths categories for the walls and floors respectively. See the pictures for more info, and see below for more info on the much larger 1.32 update. 1.32 is an update focused on bringing the mod up to a consistent, high-quality standard. Because of this, the focus has been primarily on fleshing out and developing items already added by the mod.

To that end, I went through every single item and recipe in the game, added missing properties, adjusted recipes, icons and place/pickup sounds, and tried to make as many things as user friendly as possible. A full changelog can be found. This update also adds a patch that fully ports the mod over to use the SK resource.

(SK v0.8 is no longer available) Note that this is a patch so you will still need the full Homemaker.esm file, and it is recommended you delete the patches previously added by the mod. Fences and walls received a lot of attention this update. I added snap points to all the mod-added chainlink fences, Junk Fences, and wrought-iron fences, as well as to the BoS Airport barriers and walkways. I also added snap points to the shop and diner counters added by the mod, which fit well together. Navmeshing was also looked at, with many fixes being tried for it, namely for the vault catwalk stairs, the the aforementioned BoS barriers, and several other assorted pieces from various build sets. It's mostly hit and miss at this point, and I've noticed some NPC's will use it fine for a second, then suddenly forget how to walk up stairs and immediately walk around it.

A true fix will have to wait for the GECK. As part of the general polish of this release I also examined the majority of the build sets in the game. Aircraft Propeller Design Program there.

The Brick building set was completely redone, making it much more feasible to actually build buildings with. I also added several new pieces to it, such as various types of roof pieces, corner doorways, and stairs with railings. Also expanded upon was the warehouse building set, which featured a near re-do of most of the sets snap points, as well as a the addition of another variation of the set, featuring much, much taller walls (see the screenshots for examples). The greenhouse set was expanded as well, with unbroken glass versions of most of the set being added. The Institute set received by far the most polish, with window walls being re-done using custom models, half balcony railings added, wonky textures being changed and more.

Another structural bit of note is that all multi-story walls were also changed to use new custom modeled spacers, which not only look much better but lose that awful flickering. Bounds were also changed for most of the sets to help them snap together much easier, especially with corners. Lastly, even though the focus was on polish, I still managed to add a good bit of new material, including a fully navmeshed snappable Diner set! This can be seen in the pictures above, and works very well together.

Other additions of note are a variety of new plants, including some pre-war grass (hopefully I'll be able to add more grass in the future), several pre-war items I missed, trash cans, arcade machines, a new prefab building, and a custom-modeled interior doorway for the wood shack set, which is also navmeshed. Work on the next update will proceed in the coming week or so, so stay tuned! Here are a few examples of what the mod adds: • 7 New Build Sets - Urban Brick Buildings, Coastal Pier Shacks, Institute Houses Greenhouses, Bunkers, Diners and Warehouses! All sets are as navmeshed as I could possibly make them and should work with NPC's, with the exception of a couple Bunker doors.

The brick building set has some known issues, all of which are marked in the items description, but it should be fixed next release. • Large prefab buildings, such as Covenant Houses, Radio Towers, and lighthouses, to help give a bit more flavor to your settlements! • An overhaul of many of the vanilla categories to make many objects easier to find.

The category imprint of this mod is much lighter now. • Hundreds of new decorative objects, ranging from cars, to trees, to coffee machines and much, much more! Now includes Institute monitors and other wall-mounted objects • New farmable crops - Silt Beans and Tarberries, and working planters like the kind found at Greygarden or Vault 81.

• New Beds, Chairs, Toilets, Showers, Counters and other household objects, from both pre- and post-war! The beds also all count to your settlements bed total, and yes, bunk beds and double beds count as two separate beds. • Tons of new usable lights ranging from candles, table lamps, fluorescent lights, fire barrels, lanterns, and even working streetlights!

All electric lights use passive power like the other non-connectable vanilla lights. • Tons of new fences and misc barriers that can be used in your settlements, including chainlink fences, covenant walls, BoS style military barriers, Gunner barricades, and many more! • Many, Many other new buildable objects. Try it and see for yourself!

The vast majority of objects have proper icon scaling and balanced recipes, and those that don't will be getting it soon! Homemaker overhauls the vanilla category system to make it much more efficient and easy to use. Fabri Fibra Turbe Giovanili Download Skype.

However, it keeps the vanilla categories intact, so mods that add things to only the vanilla categories should all remain compatible. See the Compatibility section below for any other compatibility related concerns. All of the new Homemaker build sets are store in the Structures tab under Structures/Homemaker, to keep these changes simple.

The new fences are stored in new tabs under the fences category, and the miscellaneous build tab was split into shipping containers, raider and super mutant items, and the default misc category. The Vanilla shacks and door categories remain unchanged, categorically speaking.

The Furniture category received the most changes. Chairs, Containers and Tables have been broken up into more manageable categories. 'Chairs' has been turned into 'Seats', and separated into Benches, Couches, Chairs and Stools.

'Tables' is now 'Surfaces' and broken into End Tables, Coffee Tables and Dining Tables, Counters and Cabinets, and Misc. Containers have been broken into Supplies, Home, Office and Misc, with Supplies being the category full of containers most players tend to store their stuff in. In addition, the container objects that were once stored in Decorative/Misc section have been moved to the containers group, mostly in the Misc section. In addition, a 'Fixtures' category was added that contains many larger decorative household objects that don't quite fit as decoration, namely things like bathtubs, showers, sinks, etc. Decorative objects sees the addition of the vehicles and landscaping categories, each with sub-categories for each family of object contained with in (cars, living and dead trees, rocks, shrubs etc). Floor coverings was broken into Large floor coverings, small floor coverings, and Paths, containing the new foot path objects.

Miscellaneous was broken into Exterior, Interior, and Misc., and is now used mostly to house clutter objects like playground equipment, file boxes, etc. In addition, potted plants were given their own category under the Miscellaneous section and will show up when you find the appropriate perk magazine. 1.21 also sees the addition of Warehouse Objects, for things like pallets, crates, handcarts, etc, and Electronics, for the new Institute monitors and other computer-like items. The rest of the categories were more or less untouched, with the exception of Lights, which were split into Ceiling Lights, Floor and Table Lights, Wall Lights and Misc Lights. As I said above, the vanilla categories were left in and simply given new names to fit the current system. With version 1.50 or greater this list no longer applies.