I believe if you want an item you just can't seem to get hold of you need at least 16 rares and mats worth (400 of each) and upgrade all of them in a row so you give RNG a chance to get around to what you want. I've found if you break the upgrade sequence and come back to it again then you will get the same easy to get items up first again.
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floodbuster posted a message on The RNG Thread!Posted in: Diablo III General Discussion -
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Demonmonger posted a message on Season 9 JourneyPosted in: Diablo III General DiscussionBlizzard needs to add QoL microtransactions to this game!
I know a lot of people that would buy stash tabs, pets, portrait frames, unique transmogs, etc..... and all of this profit would help add a revenue stream to provide quality content either in D3 or in a future Diablo game.
Do not get me wrong, I appreciate the fact they are allowing us to earn stash tabs, pets, transmogs, as well as adding the new armory and crafting tab for free. However, I feel like they lost out on a golden opportunity to bring in some much needed revenue to truly get this game where it needs to/should be.
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oldschool_2o4f posted a message on Stash tab for non-seasonal playersPosted in: Diablo III General Discussion"Casuals" like "me" have been playing since the original Diablo came out and need all the space they can get because they don't drop better gear, or complete sets as fast as the "obsessed" players, especially when at any given moment over the years sets are reworked.
My interpretation of "casual" is I don't give a good &^%&^ about leaderboards. I want all sets kept, so I can play any class anytime I want.
Oh, and the last thing I think about generally, is whether someone else presumes to know what I do or don't need.
Thanks Bags, I know you feel me.
And this "casual" did the whole journey last season, because it was just sitting there almost done and within reach. Nothing gained...
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They won't remove bounties... there'd be next to no reason to venture out into the game world then. If they did, all one would do would be to run rifts and grifts (and eventually challenge rifts) from the town hub. You might go kill a key warden from time to time but there'd be nothing else in the game world to do.
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Smartarse way of saying D3 is dead?
And there's 4 characters in the message... Diablo 4 CONFIRMED!
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I'd also include mastering the set dungeon. Sure, if could be put under 'Finishing the journey' but for most part, the objectives in the journey build on top of what's come before. The set dungeon is a whole different beast in itself and there's typically one set per class that has super easy set dungeon. Picking a class who's haedrig's gift is this set or is one of that class' viable GR pushing sets will mean you won't have to farm up one more set.
In S8, IMHO the best solo class for getting the stash tab is DH. Nats is the DH's easy set dungeon and with a few pieces of M6 with Nats, it's viable for GR pushing. One would still want UE for the speed rift clears though but you won't really need UE till Destroyer or Conqueror. It's the DHs ability to speed clear rifts as well as do the other requirements that sets it apart for solo.
In a team/clan environment, I'd add on Barb and WD. If you have other players to help you speed clear rifts, WD and Barb have Arachyr and IK which are another two easy set dungeons and both sets are end game viable for GR64 (IK with R6 at least... not sure how it does by itself these days).
For getting the stash tab asap, I wouldn't touch Monk, Wiz or Sader since their haedrig's gift requires very specific complimentary weapons and legendary items to be effective, severely limiting effectiveness to quickly jump to T10 farming. I've had some Monk players say they've gone 600+ paragons without seeing a Fist of Az.
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Personally, I think cosmetics are the way to go... isn't game breaking and lets seasonal players show off their accomplishments without breaking the game.
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How long has RoS been out for? Over 2yrs? If someone was only able to for 1hr for some wind down time, every second night of the week, I'd deem that to be rather casual. Guess what? Before this year and having to unlock the stash tab via seasons, that was me. And guess what? I had a full stash and full character inventories with almost every set for all classes as well as decent complimentary legendaries. It was full to the point where emptying one character for seasons meant I couldn't play NS until I unlocked the stash tab.
Some of us have been playing D3 since day 1 and despite being casual, we rack up a fair few good items too which we need space for. We may not put 10hrs in per day... why would we? We don't repeat the same thing every 3 months... we have lives to get on with so we plan ahead, keep good gear so we don't have to unnecessarily hunt it down again and still get to enjoy the game. We know how to follow a bloody gearing guide and do better than GR75 still.
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And as you are aware, the AU server is tied to the Americas region, but even if the AU server was tied to the European region in anyway, if the host of the game is outside of Australia, you will still get bad ping. This because the game instance is hosted on the server closest to the leader of the party. And if you were the host on the AU server, all your EU friends will have bad ping so someone will lose out because of the geographical distance.
But I concur with the advice on getting out and about more while you're in Australia, and just spend the 40-60hrs getting the stash tab in Seasons so you don't miss out.
And yes, there are lots of animals in Australia that can kill you... you just need to be mindful of these things depending on where you're venturing to.