iFIxUXbA76Īs with every Season, there’s a new set of armor that players will be working towards. The 3-Dayer actually has much larger application which I’ll post about in the near future.Starting today, Diablo III players on #XboxOneX are being upgraded to 4K! Enjoy your shiny new view of Sanctuary, nephalem. This time around, I think I’m going to start coining it the “3-Dayer”. I find lots of gear, clear lots of grifts, and then decide I don’t feel like doing the “grind mobs mindlessly for small upgrades to min/max and optimize gear” game. I’ll probably see 70.ĭiablo 3 seasons tend to be 1 week endeavors for me. Lots of screen-clearing ability and capable of pushing GR115+, but that like I’ll ever see that.
Now I’m gearing up to find the Sunwuko set so that I can use a Wave of Light build. I was power-leveled to 70 (max level) in about 10 minutes thanks to sitting at the entrance while a friend clears T6 rifts. So, for the first time since Diablo 3 launched, I’m playing a Monk. Totally different now, and instead of having to play a “good build” you can just play what sounds fun to you. Plenty of builds sucked and would never exceed Greater Rift 100. That’s a big change from even just two seasons ago. In other words, if you had to classify a ‘build’ as the “best” (let’s call it S Rank) and a class as the “worst” (F Rank) there would be several builds for each class closer to S than F. Season 12 did a ton to balance the classes in the game so that there isn’t such a disparity between “the best” and “the worst”. Each season tends to bring a patch to balance things, maybe introduce some new items, etc.
For the uninitiated, a season basically means you start a character over at level 0 and play ‘fresh’.
I needed a game to pass the time until Battlefront 2 comes out, so I decided to jump in a few days after the start of Diablo 3’s 12th season.
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