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northernviper4 said:πΊ
So, farming basically means running the same maps over and overβslaughtering monsters and grabbing gold and gear for whatever character you're running. I used to play a Demon Hunter.
Uber bosses are these massive, heavy-hitting monsters that live in their own little dimensions, if you want to call them thatβand you need specific keys to open those doors (there are four different types for four different dimensions). Those keys? They sometimes drop from certain monsters that spawn on very specific maps in the game.
Once you take down the bosses in those dimensions, they occasionally drop the materials needed to craft a Hellfire amulet. You need four ingredients total. Once youβve hunted them all down, just head to the in-game jeweler who puts it together for you xD
Then you just keep grinding in circles until you finally land an amulet that actually fits your build and isn't garbage.π
The Endgame is really that stretch of the game where things get brutal, but it's also where you find the absolute best loot. In Diablo 2, it's all about conquering Greater Rifts, scaling up through levels as far as you can push yourself. There's even a ranking system for playersβsolo, duos, trios, or full squads of four.
For a while there, I was actually ranked in the top 100 solo Demon Hunters in the US π¬βif I remember right, my record was a level 105 Greater Rift. ^^
Don't really have the time for that kind of grind anymore.πΊ
Man, I have absolutely no clue what you're talking about.π€£
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