I am betting some knee-jerk reactions were written.

Not a damn thing to do with magic finding.

Don't argue for the sake of arguing please. It did not in any way assist me in locating magical items and arguing that it locates bosses easy, bruh, think about this: I was a level 90+ sorceress in Normal with level-relevant gear and Teleport. Those (including myself) hoping for Blizzard to give longtime fans a remaster of Diablo II (which has long been rumoured to be in the works) have been dealt an unfortunate dose of reality. I like it for rushing new characters as a teleporting sorceress. If you have a valid reason why they shouldn't investigate at least come at it with logical reasoning and a reasonable intent to further a constructive conversation, not just 'nope' or some other absent-hearted answer like run around. Auto-grabbers were another story, they ripped a lot of people out of the chance of obtaining the dropped item. What's so wrong with that? I'm not playing competitively, I'm not pvping, I'm NOT using it to cheat at anything competitive. That's a stat given by armor, not by knowing that the stairs are up and to the left and not to waste time with the insanely large generated level that tangentially disappears offscreen.ДЎ, the map was visible2, monsters were displayed on it with red markers3, it added everyone's names above their green character markers Maps showing how every area in Diablo 2 connects in Act 1, Act 2, Act 3, and Act 4, as well as all the optional dungeons, the NPCs and unique enemies, waypoint status, and associated quests you. Yeah they offered a lot of features, but upping your character's magic find percentage was not one of them. I don't know why anyone is upset about the map revealers.

Diablo 2 map reveal