ok I didn't quite understand that part, but still, its a jenky game mechanic =/.
I play d3 for coop, so its frustrating that it would divide players so much, especially if they were just playing together.
So once I complete it I can go anywhere with any character? >_> strange.
Thanks for your answers, so would + xp on monster kill even be that big of a deal if it is not percent? >_> seems trivial.
This soinds like you simply haven't progessed to where they were yet. After you complete act 5, or if you were to join a group behind your progress, you shouldn't have any issues at all.
So I'm playing with some people in act 3, I leave for a bit and come back, I won't be able to join them again if I wasn't friends? because they advanced a little in act 3?
I hate to say it but that is really, really, reallly, REALLY stupid. Jay wilson needs to get slapped in the face for this one =/
if someone is in the same act as you it should let you join the game They weren't even half way through, its not like they were at the final boss. Fail, absolute FAIL, it's not going to let me team up with people just because they are 2 quests ahead of me? How does it work in ROS where people can progress through bounties etc and not just play linear quest line?
Is there any way to override the default join game nonsense and look for existing games?
So, day 1, got to act 2 in 2.5 hours, and met 2 more noobies who were as new as me we decided the game was
too easy so we switched over to hard, and ran through to act 3
overall I guess the game is pretty good because I think I played well over 5 hours.
But anyway I have a few more questions.
1: The rifts in ROS, I read they were supposed to be randomly generated dungeons, does this include exterior
tile sets? For example could a rift dungeon look like act 2 exterior sands? or are they all just interior
tiles?
2: are the + xp per monster kill items, percent? or base amount?
3: on the P Menu you can see these stats, and there is button to reset ( which I am afraid to push)
what does pushing this button do?
4: when gaming with my new allies, I left, and tried to come back, they had advanced farther into act 3, and I
was still at the beginning, when I clicked join act 3 hard game it acted like the game they were in did not
exist, I had to enter the game via invite, does this mean if someone is not in the exact same part of an act
you are in it won't even let you join their game? and is there any way to over ride this? joining games seems
very forced, if it won't even let me join a game where other people are in the same act as me =/
5: Does attack speed work with wizard casting time?
I really appreciate it if 4: got answered, if this is the case this is just ridiculous =/
Hello, very interested in getting into Diablo 3, I did a few searches for some of these ,but did not really find answers, and I always like starting new topics ^^So I have a few questionss
* which character is easiest to start with? I kind of wanted to play monk but I heard that he is very gear heavy, so it might be better if I make a magic find wizard first or something?
EDIT: Keep in mind I am the kind of person who thinks sorceress was the easiest class in diablo 2, because you weren't as dependent on gear as other classes, but you could still kill things ( unlike necro)
* Would you say that all of the spells/skills in the game are balanced? Or is it like D2 where some skills are obvious choice, and others are useless?
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beat the game on expert mode, and got to level 35 at 8. hours. Glad I went with wizard, I read somewhere he has the highest DPS.
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I play d3 for coop, so its frustrating that it would divide players so much, especially if they were just playing together.
So once I complete it I can go anywhere with any character? >_> strange.
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So I'm playing with some people in act 3, I leave for a bit and come back, I won't be able to join them again if I wasn't friends? because they advanced a little in act 3?
I hate to say it but that is really, really, reallly, REALLY stupid. Jay wilson needs to get slapped in the face for this one =/
if someone is in the same act as you it should let you join the game
Is there any way to override the default join game nonsense and look for existing games?
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too easy so we switched over to hard, and ran through to act 3
overall I guess the game is pretty good because I think I played well over 5 hours.
But anyway I have a few more questions.
1: The rifts in ROS, I read they were supposed to be randomly generated dungeons, does this include exterior
tile sets? For example could a rift dungeon look like act 2 exterior sands? or are they all just interior
tiles?
2: are the + xp per monster kill items, percent? or base amount?
3: on the P Menu you can see these stats, and there is button to reset ( which I am afraid to push)
what does pushing this button do?
4: when gaming with my new allies, I left, and tried to come back, they had advanced farther into act 3, and I
was still at the beginning, when I clicked join act 3 hard game it acted like the game they were in did not
exist, I had to enter the game via invite, does this mean if someone is not in the exact same part of an act
you are in it won't even let you join their game? and is there any way to over ride this? joining games seems
very forced, if it won't even let me join a game where other people are in the same act as me =/
5: Does attack speed work with wizard casting time?
I really appreciate it if 4: got answered, if this is the case this is just ridiculous =/
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What say you to this? people complaining about specific monk builds, and it being very hard until you get top loot.
Is the monk really this weak? That he has one viable build, and needs best gear?
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* which character is easiest to start with? I kind of wanted to play monk but I heard that he is very gear heavy, so it might be better if I make a magic find wizard first or something?
EDIT: Keep in mind I am the kind of person who thinks sorceress was the easiest class in diablo 2, because you weren't as dependent on gear as other classes, but you could still kill things ( unlike necro)
* Would you say that all of the spells/skills in the game are balanced? Or is it like D2 where some skills are obvious choice, and others are useless?