You think you could do this with inferno/firewall? Or do you need a more targeted attack for skele phases? I'm currently making a fire spec to try bossing and have been watching your videos on repeat
Well.. if you mean tier 0, its no problem. The inferno I made is more geared towards maps. Bosses like dclone or rathma are harder because the survivability of my inferno relied on mana shield. Mana shield works well against physical attacks, but against spells, it disappears in a second, as you could see in that video where i fought dclone. One of his novas and i had no shield. The best thing you could do to fight bosses is respec and put everything into vita instead energy. I haven't tried it that way, but it would definitely work better for boss fights.
sorry if this is a noob question, but when you hovered over the Horadric Cube, it showed text ''show recipes'' or something like that. How do you get that? Does that mean that you can see Horadric cube recipes within the game?
how long have you been playing D2? I'm just getting into Diablo games and it feels really complex and engaging. Is there a big difference between original and resurrected for offline gameplay? also is it good to use a controller instead?
D2R and D2:LoD do have differences from the 4 seasons of updates done to D2R. The main differences are additional runewords, auto-looting gold, sunder charms and terrorized zones. The original and D2R have similar game play. Keep in mind, this video is a mod called Project Diablo 2 (PD2), which has much more depth, complexity and additional content and can be played offline. D2R doesn't have the modding flexibility of D2:LoD, so mods like PD2 are not possible. Controllers are only usable with D2R and generally lacks the precision that mouse & keyboard offer. Controllers struggle to aim area spells like meteor/blizzard, auto target creates struggle, teleport is simply directional, the UI with controller is more invasive, inventory management is more difficult, and the list goes on.
As a 20 years + d2 player, I'd say I've enjoyed project diablo 2 a lot more than the original because it's how the game should've looked if it has kept being updated. Obviously the graphics aren't as good since it's the old game but I mean there's minecraft players out there so who cares about graphics.
You think you could do this with inferno/firewall? Or do you need a more targeted attack for skele phases? I'm currently making a fire spec to try bossing and have been watching your videos on repeat
Well.. if you mean tier 0, its no problem. The inferno I made is more geared towards maps. Bosses like dclone or rathma are harder because the survivability of my inferno relied on mana shield. Mana shield works well against physical attacks, but against spells, it disappears in a second, as you could see in that video where i fought dclone. One of his novas and i had no shield. The best thing you could do to fight bosses is respec and put everything into vita instead energy. I haven't tried it that way, but it would definitely work better for boss fights.
@@Puure. That makes total sense! That's for the videos, really enjoy the format.
sorry if this is a noob question, but when you hovered over the Horadric Cube, it showed text ''show recipes'' or something like that. How do you get that? Does that mean that you can see Horadric cube recipes within the game?
This shows what loot filter level im using
how long have you been playing D2? I'm just getting into Diablo games and it feels really complex and engaging. Is there a big difference between original and resurrected for offline gameplay? also is it good to use a controller instead?
D2R and D2:LoD do have differences from the 4 seasons of updates done to D2R. The main differences are additional runewords, auto-looting gold, sunder charms and terrorized zones. The original and D2R have similar game play. Keep in mind, this video is a mod called Project Diablo 2 (PD2), which has much more depth, complexity and additional content and can be played offline. D2R doesn't have the modding flexibility of D2:LoD, so mods like PD2 are not possible. Controllers are only usable with D2R and generally lacks the precision that mouse & keyboard offer. Controllers struggle to aim area spells like meteor/blizzard, auto target creates struggle, teleport is simply directional, the UI with controller is more invasive, inventory management is more difficult, and the list goes on.
As a 20 years + d2 player, I'd say I've enjoyed project diablo 2 a lot more than the original because it's how the game should've looked if it has kept being updated. Obviously the graphics aren't as good since it's the old game but I mean there's minecraft players out there so who cares about graphics.