ok well I got diablo 2 installed and downloaded the lastest patch and it ran then i closed it and tried to run again and it logs me out everytime but one time i got to choose a characater name and clicked next then it logged me off What should i do

???please don't let this get lost in the board

NO one can help me ??? my post got lost

I never used "diablo 2", but in general when asking questions here it is best to state what OS you are using and be very specific about what you did (how and from where did you download, what patch did you apply), and what error messages were printed. Also, what you have tried to do to understand or fix the problem.

Evo2.

ok im sorry I used a disc that i made from an iso file cause i couldn't figure out how to mount it on linux I'm using Linux Mint 8 it installed fine no problems whatsoever then i started it up and it was just really slow like a video that hasn't loaded or watching a video when you Cpu is runn all it can so the graphics are slow but still moving anyway i clicked single player just to see if i would be able to play it you know and so i choose my character and then named him i clicked next and it just logged me out of linux and now ever time i try to open it it just logs me out

Sounds like it is crashing your x server. Can you check the /var/log/Xorg.0.log and /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old after this happens?

Are you able to run other 3d games/programs smoothly?

Also, you still did not say where you downloaded it from, or how you actually used the iso file for the installation.

Evo2.

O my bad umm i really don't know what how to check logs or anything i just barley got linux but i downloaded a torrent file with the iso's on it and then i used magic iso to make the 4 disc's

You can check logs with the "less" command. For example in a terminal do:
You can scroll with the arrow keys and pg up/down and quit with q.

I had a bit of a google and it seems that "Diablo 2" is a windows game with no linux version: that is the sort of information that would have been helpful in your first post. From this I have to assume that you used wine to get it to run. Making widows programs run on linux using wine is a sort of black magic that prefer not to practice. You can find information about wine at http://www.winehq.org, and which windows programs may work with it at http://appdb.winehq.org

In practice wine should not be expected to work with random pieces of software. If you have windows software that you want to run, 9 times out of 10 you'll need to use windows to run it.

Evo2.

I see...ok thanks for your help