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@@Brandon_519 Yep. Lots of quests have been implemented in multiplayer so far (not every quest, but most of them).

I strongly disagree. In original D1 the only choice You could make was choosing one of the 3 availble classes: rouge, warrior and sorcerer. Variety of choice was limited much more that in the Hell. Second in the Hell You have full scope of perks and synergies connected to them. I know that some of them are just obligatory and no matter what kind of, for example mage You will play, Youll always put some points in them. But its still much more than original D1. So the freedom of choice is not the issue here. P.S. according to David Brevik one of the main creators of the D1, Diablo was meant to be a simple game where the only thing You have to do is to kill many monsters without wondering about how to create your build. Just choose your class and KILL KILL KILL. :)

@@wayek Yeah, lots has changed. I've been getting back into it myself.

@@montero363 Sadly, not at the moment. But if I do figure out exactly how quenching works later down the line, I'll mention more about it in a future video.

@@ForbiddenHavoc Nvm i figured it out in the discord : How does Quenching work? A: Every (equippable) type of item can be quenched: white, magic, socketed, enchanted, rare, unique or set. It has to be identified. It can't be amulet or ring type. There are 9 grades of quenching. Each more expensive (but it's affected by factors that reduce NPC prices). Make sure to have enough gold, or quenching button will be inactive. Weapons get damage boost (base item damage), flasks and traps get +% damage, casters get +% spell damage bonus, summoners get +% minion damage boost. All armor pieces get +AC.

@@montero363 Awesome, good to know!

@@montero363 I definitely trapped myself there... but I do get a kick out of the trait's existence, even if the penalties outweigh the positives. I feel it's easier to play with a Grim Deal character in Single Player due to the save/load feature, as multiplayer has a ton more enemies to deal with.

@@Rasterizing Yeah, you're right. I should have pushed further.

@@BirdflockBird Thanks! It's been a while since me and my buddy made a co-op vid together. We're hoping to upload another part soon.

@@dstock9855 I have to dabble more with melee classes. Haven't played too many of them, but I remember playing as an Executioner (crazy life regen), and a Berserker (much more reliant on Fury spell). Made it pretty far as a Berserker. I think I do prefer the playstyle of a Mage though, due to feeling like I have more interaction with the game itself, casting all sorts of different spells using hotkeys, etc. I guess StarCraft: Brood War is to blame since I loved using hotkeys there too.

@@ForbiddenHavoc yeah Mage is tough starting out in Diablo 1

@@dstock9855 It does feel that way at the beginning for sure. Though in the case of vanilla Diablo 1, the Mage/Sorcerer actually gets easier the further you get in the game, overpowered even when you have access to all the spells including Mana Shield, Nova, and Apocalypse (you can spam novas and apocalypse easily due to no cooldown). TH3 did alot of balancing tweaks to make those late game spells less broken.

@@ForbiddenHavoc yeah I agree, but only after you know what you're doing with your stats. that's why out of the 3 classes it's the hardest.

@@NandoRekel That's true. Mana Shield is rough at the beginning, but the damage taken does decrease the higher the spell level. There's also a perk that improves Mana Shield as well called "Mind Over Matter". I was suffering heavily due to using Grim Deal lmao. That was all on me.

@@Kibbitz Certain quest areas can give a character debuffs when present in that area, probably to make it more challenging. It also depends on the class you're playing as, which can make things easier (or harder depending on the context). I remember struggling a fair bit when playing as a Melee class in the Island of the Sunless Sea quest due to the overabundance of archers and arrow damage, but did much better as a ranged class/spellcaster. Not having the ability to save while monsters have drawn aggro does add alot of tension especially if it's a Hardcore character. I like to play on Easy just as a more laid back casual experience. Later down the line when I'm feeling more comfortable, I may do a full Iron Man playthrough and see how far I get.

@ForbiddenHavoc Yeah, I did the Lost Treasure bit yesterday and watched my mana tick down to 0. Wonder how much mana regeneration you'd need to overcome it lol. And yeah, I'm just messing around on Easy for now to see how it feels. Probably wouldn't go as far as Ironman, but maybe I'll upgrade to Normal some day.

@@Kibbitz It helps to farm for items with the + to Mana Regen affix (% to Mana Regen has a greater effect late game as long as your base mana regen is at a decent enough value), and equip said gear that is best suited to that quest. You may have to re-adjust your gear if you want to survive on some of those later quests, especially Maiden of Anguish which drains your Life Regen like crazy. Might have to do New Game Plus just so you can come across those items while fighting unique monsters. Either that, or enchant items through Adria where you'll eventually come across the affix you want on it. There is the save/load exploit you may or may not be aware of when enchanting items, though it is a cheesy method.

@@ForbiddenHavoc Ugh, the Maiden of Anguish. I got past the first part with the Talisman of Mending and lots of Blood Fountain use, but the second part is ridiculous for when it's available. I'll try again once I have actual gear and levels under my belt.

@@Kibbitz Wish ya the best of luck! Yeah, the second floor of Maiden of Anguish is insane, and those Paladins are pretty tanky along with those teleporting wizards that use Flash spell (they can easily get you killed)... but the reward is that you are given stat points to add to your character after talking to Gillian which is not bad. The amount of stats rewarded to you is increased the higher the difficulty. I also find that on higher difficulties (past Horror) that clicking on the dead bodies scattered throughout the quest can sometimes give stat elixirs.

@@joshua7426 It's a great mod! I do get why people tend to prefer Diablo 1 over 2, despite the latter game being the more popular choice of the two. I love both games for different reasons. My older brother is one such person who also prefers D1 over D2, so you're not alone there.

I spent alot of time with Diablo 2, and love it personally from a gameplay standpoint. However, Diablo 1 really has the darker atmosphere and claustrophobic feel to the gameplay which is what I can see being something people might prefer. I love both games though. Diablo 2 has more freedom and open space when fighting monsters and farming, whereas the first game is a pure dungeon crawler, where getting caught by a mob of monsters in D1 can get you killed if you're not careful which adds to the tension. Even a couple of Goat Demons can mangle you up here with their stunlocks. Makes it all the more terrifying. A D1 Resurrected would be really cool, but I dunno if Blizzard would be interested in that since D2 is the more popular game by a mile. I'd love to see it happen though!

Fixed. lol

Yes. In the ingame HUD, pressing the S button shows all the synergies you have that can be added to your build, along with what effects they have on your character, plus perk/stat/CLVL requirements. Also, going into TH3's config.ini file, you can turn on "set ShowSecondaryPerks" to show dependencies while viewing the perk window (pressing the P button), which makes it easier to see what synergies are associated with what perk upon highlighting it. The synergy window by default shows you what perks (and level of perks/stats/CLVL) may be required before researching it. It should also be worth noting that different characters/classes may have varying synergies/perks available to you so do keep that in mind.

@@ForbiddenHavoc Thanks so much. I played for a few hours but never looked at what that S above the Menu button does.

@@rutessian All good.

Roughly a month, or a little less than that I think.

I tried yesterday...fully recommended

Soooo why don't u get it ?

The Engineers could repair buildings/structures in Red Alert and later. In Tiberian Dawn, they can only capture buildings.

My buddy was playing as the Inquisitor which has a trait called Devastator which allows him to have elemental aura damage. I know The Hell 3 Discord server has a ton of information regarding gameplay mechanics, perks/synergies, various builds, etc. Plenty of helpful guys there. You can find the link to the Discord server in Mordor's Patreon Page. As for character builds I personally enjoy alot, I love the Psion due to its aura ability which can deal tons of damage when perk points are spent on aura damage. The Hydramancer is like a summoner, but instead of summoning minions, he casts Hydra as his main skill, and the Hydras can shoot lightning, arcane, acid, along with fire. Pistoleer is something I also get a kick out of, shooting a bunch of demons with a gun is badass. The Berserker is an interesting melee build that relies greatly on the Fury spell, and I've made it pretty far with it, past Purgatory back on The Hell 2. The Hell 3 has made adjustments to that character since then. Iron Maiden is a pretty awesome build that specializes in thorn damage, which results in monsters who attack her to receive damage back. It's fun seeing enemies who try to attack end up get themselves killed. Those are some of my recommendations.

Nah, we are still continuing our playthrough of The Hell 3. My buddy's schedule and my schedule don't always align due to different timezones, but when we have the time, we get around to recording another session together. The plan is to make it all the way to Uber Diablo on Floor 24. After that, we may even make new character builds and experiment further.

The Pistoleer's way of thinking: "Always bring a gun to a fist fight".

It's pretty fun!

Part 3 is available now! ruclips.net/video/WPrL8h6Yceg/видео.html

Oh, you mean Psion! It's there. When you're creating a new class, make a Mage character, then when selecting your traits, there is a trait called "Psion" which changes your Mage into a Psion Mage upon starting new game.

I’m playing Psion right now and it’s very powerful, it’s has an aura that just damages all enemies you can see. It reminds me of d2 paladin fire aura. You should try it.

For scraping legendary modules

What about looting Summerville? Is there still a need for that or no?

yes, you just need the scrapper perk

@@Unfa1r i searched everywhere he shows multiple times on multiple server i didnt found 1 - at least the thing with the books place to reset inventory its nice to learn

@@CoolspotDSO idk what to tell you then. Works just fine for me except for the one right in front of the tunnel of love.

@@Unfa1r im playing on public worlds i dont have Fallout 1st do you?Say so i go again to search than :) i search mainly in foundation ones

@@CoolspotDSO Your 1st status is irrelevant you can do this without it.