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BNET ID: DRTL
Shareware(Spawn) ID: DSHR
There are technically three versions of Diablo. There's the Shareware version, which only allows the warrior and the first
two levels to be played, and can no longer connect to battle.net. "Trainers" work with it. There's also the Full
Retail version, which can connect to battle.net, allows all classes to be played and is supported by Trainers. Then there's
the Spawn version, which is the same as the Shareware however it can connect to battle.net and updates to 1.09 to have all
the fixes. On Battle.net it will say that you are using the Shareware when you are running Spawn. Trainers do not support
this version of Diablo. When battle.net says someone is using Diablo Shareware, they are using Diablo Spawn. In the Retail
version of Diablo, a player with a blank icon means that they are a bot using Diablo. The reason it appears blank is because
the bot using diablo isn't logged in with any "Class", and so the game doesn't know what to display.
Note about Diablo MAC demo: The MAC version of this demo that you can download from blizzard's site starts out as 1.08 and
actually CAN connect to battle.net, unlike the PC one. Once you connect, your demo gets upgraded to 1.09(Just like the Diablo
Spawn that you can install from the Diablo CD).
If you are using Diablo Spawn/Shareware and you encounter a blank icon user, it means their using a bot running Diablo Shareware,
with abnormal stats,(like, using a Rogue which isn't normally available)
This icon means the user is using Diablo. In StarCraft Shareware, this is also the icon displayed for a user using Diablo
Spawn.
This is the icon displayed for users running Diablo Spawn... even though it says Shareware.
This icon appears in Diablo Spawn, to show another user using Diablo Spawn.
When you are running Diablo, Other players using Diablo will have their Class, level, and ammount of "Dots"(explained
below) displayed on their icon.
No red dots means the player has yet to kill Diablo.
One red dot means the player has killed Diablo on Normal.
Two dots means the player has killed Diablo on Nightmare.
When the player's icon is gold and has three dots, it means the player has killed Diablo on Hell difficulty.
Other Game icons:
A player with this icon is using Diablo II.
A player with this icon is using Diablo II Expansion.
A player with this icon is using Warcraft III.
A player with this icon is using Warcraft III The Frozen Throne.
Other Icons:
Blizzard Employees and their TechBot are represented by this icon. If you do /whois (name of employee) then it will say they
are using "Chat".
When a user has this picture displayed instead of their latency, it means that their internet connection is abysmal and so
they are unable to play games on battle.net.
A user with this icon is a moderator of whatever channel your in. That means you can be kicked or banned from the channel
whenever they please... unless you're a moderator too.
A user with this icon means that you squelched them. That means, whatever they say is not displayed on your screen.
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