Yeah my gripe too with that talent tree, even worse with the Paragon tree. I did the Whispering Tree repeatables a lot now to gear up on good legendary items. It's not fully clear to me what the endgame is so far.
They need to hold back a bunch of features they can sell to us in the dlc's.
Finishing the story last night I was level 42. I did a lot of side activity in the first 2 acts but from that point on I just sped through the story after reading that's the most efficient way to progress.
Respecing in the early goings (below level 40) is pretty cheap so experiment as you see fit.
I think it is get to the point you can complete capstone dungeon at level 50+ and then move to world three where more activities open up.
Thanks. Nah, won‘t use any guides -usually love it to figure things out myself and so far it looks like pretty forgiving (or even encouraging) regarding that aspect.
Legendary items are rarer than "rare" items and you'll probably get a couple drop before you reach the end of the game. They are essentially a better version of a rare item with an additional "aspect" (effect). They have an orange background.
There's always one
How is that even possible?! Tried to play D3 a few weeks ago and lasted about 5 minutes. Then played the remastered D2 and had a great time! In conclusion, D4 is amazing.There's always one
Yeah I had to force myself to speed up to get the mount I saw people with it at like 34 and I was 48. You have to be skipping the side quests and exploring etc.
I ended story on tier 2 then started tier 3 after capstone, ice shard sorcerer is insanely good so far. Seem next point is to get to 70 and go for tier 4 I guess then grind it out or it will be heavy seasonal perhaps. It's great fun so far!
I'd say yes. The series always interested me because of the setting but I never actually really played them - nor any other aRPGs (or whatever the genre is called) - and I find it quite easy to get into it.
From someone debating buying D4 and who enjoyed D3, what is it you're not liking about the new one?
Not the guy you are replying to, but my experience having played plenty of D2 and D3, and now a couple of days into D4;
Cheers for the info. I played D2 as a kid, but never got past the 3rd act as character building was a bit beyond my abilities then. Still loved it though and definitely missed the D2 approach to skill trees in D3 (although D3 did allow for a lot of fun experimentation).
I actually love this change. Also, the fact that you can guarantee any legendary aspect (albeit the minimum role) just by doing a dungeon is great. Now specialist builds aren't locked behind painstaking RNG, and you can try anything you want pretty much from the get go.
I see your point re: items, and maybe it is just the whole "Change is bad!" mindset from my part. I am willing to give it a try. Still, it takes some of the joy away from seeing that particular legendary sword that you know is going to be x. Compared with now when you see a legendary sword and it could be largely anything. It also feels a bit lazy on Blizzard's part, as though they just couldnt be arsed with coming up with a bunch of interesting unique items. Now everything has to be condensed into standalone legendary 'aspects' that can be copy/pasted at-will.
I think it's largely positive. You can only imprint an aspect once so you have to be selective on how you use it. And it's still exciting to see a legendary drop as it may be that perfect roll on the one aspect your build needed.
Agreed, it's a bit annyoing - at the very least they shouldn't be visible when I'm entering "my" room in the tavern as that really breaks the immerson.
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