Diablo Did a portrait of my SO and I as our Diablo III characters.

Did a portrait of my SO and I as our Diablo III characters.
Diablol 2 Ep 13 "Arcane Danktuary"
How exactly does Boss Mode work?
Blizzconline 4k?
Dream Team PS4 trophy
Games similar to Diablo 1 and 2.
How many people around here still remember how was Diablo 2 vanilla?
BlueTracker | Compilation of Blizzard's comments of the week
Diablo 2 RG9 Mod Version 1.3: The Biggest Update Yet!!
New to D3, Unsure on Stats
10 HR challenge! 0-10 HR in 5 hours. Can it be done?

Did a portrait of my SO and I as our Diablo III characters.

Posted: 16 Jan 2021 11:02 AM PST

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Diablol 2 Ep 13 "Arcane Danktuary"

Posted: 16 Jan 2021 05:00 AM PST

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How exactly does Boss Mode work?

Posted: 16 Jan 2021 06:40 PM PST

So me and a friend of mine tried to go for the conquest Boss Mode, but it didn't seem to count the bosses he killed for me. I tried looking at a guide where it recommended that you play with multiple players. So do you have to do it solo?

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Blizzconline 4k?

Posted: 16 Jan 2021 08:23 PM PST

Does anyone know what kind of streaming quality we can expect for the event?

It sucks that there is no 4k footage of D4 available. The only thing I found on YT was a AI-enhanced 4k which looked pretty bad. It's 2021 Blizzard please make it happen.

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Dream Team PS4 trophy

Posted: 16 Jan 2021 07:33 PM PST

Would anyone be able to help me powerlevel? I've done 3 classes already so I only need 3 more. Any help is appreciated.

My PSN is xdieglocke

Edit: I just got an old witch doctor to 70. So I only need 2 more classes.

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Games similar to Diablo 1 and 2.

Posted: 16 Jan 2021 11:29 AM PST

Hi, I'm looking for games similar to Diablo 1 and 2. With a dark environment and a dark story.

I played Diablo 2 recently and really liked the gloomy atmosphere it has, the dark and dim scenarios, and the story.

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How many people around here still remember how was Diablo 2 vanilla?

Posted: 16 Jan 2021 08:37 AM PST

Watching this video of MrLlamaSC made me desire to play the original experience with all its quirks. However before investing my time more and making larger thread where I post my ideas on what skills to focus on, I'd like to see how many people still remembers the original experience. I did finish Normal difficulty with Sorceress, but that's it. Did someone actually finish the game on Hell?

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BlueTracker | Compilation of Blizzard's comments of the week

Posted: 16 Jan 2021 12:00 PM PST

Follow us on r/blue_tracker and @blue_tracker

You will find all comments below

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Diablo 2 RG9 Mod Version 1.3: The Biggest Update Yet!!

Posted: 16 Jan 2021 01:35 PM PST

My brother and I made a mod for Diablo 2. It swaps around some skill tabs drastically changing barbarian, druid and paladin. It also makes golems and skeletal mages more viable. I hope you enjoy it!

I greatly recommend you play it with plugy (install plugy first): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hj1ax1kvmD8

The mod works on 1.13c, and I'm playing it with plugy.

Link for the v. 1.3 of the mod: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EZBBWD-4QR-nxbfIKMaWW611PIw-oGwV/view?usp=sharing

This mod has its own subreddit, where you can post questions, suggestions, bug reports, e.t.c. about this mod: https://www.reddit.com/r/Diablo2RG9Mod/

If you try it out, and find any glitches/bugs, please tell me about it. :) I have tested it myself, and there shouldn't be any major ones, but there could be something minor that I've overlooked.

Quality of life changes:

- Doesn't lose corpse on death.

- Increase inventory and horadric cube size.

- Increased drop and gambling rates (doesn't apply for runes).

- Makes it possible to play on difficulties with more players (max 64): This is the pre 1.10 settings.

- No need for gems in runes recipes.

- Removed intro cutscene.

- Fixed the digit "5".

- Mercenaries can now have belts, gloves, boots, amulets and one ring.

- Boots, gloves, javelins and other throwable weapons can now be socketed (new for v.1.3).

-- There's runewords for javelins and throwable weapons, but none for boots and gloves.

- You can now buy gems and runes from vendors: see "vendors.pdf" for prices and which vendors sell which runes (new for v.1.3).

-- Gem prices:

--- chipped (is) 7,0000 (gold)

--- flawed 11,000 (~1.5*chipped)

--- standard: 20,000 (~1.75*flawed)

--- flawless: 40,000 (2*standard)

--- perfect: 100,000 (2.5*flawless)

-- Rune prices: p(n) = price for rune # n

--- p(1) = 20,000

--- p(n) = p(n - 1) + 1,000*40/27*n , if 1 < n < 11 (approximated to closest thousand) => p(10) = 100,000

--- p(n) = p(n - 1) + 1,000*50/27*n , if 10 < n < 17 => p(16) = 250,000

--- p(n) = p(n - 1) + 1,000*50/19*n , if 16 < n < 22 => p(21) = 500,000

--- p(n) = p(n - 1) + 1,000*25/6*n , if 21 < n < 27 => p(26) = 1,000,000

--- p(n) = p(n - 1) + 1,000*1,000/177*n , if 26 < n < 33 => p(32) = 2,000,000

--- p(33) = 3,000,000

- Complete overhaul of horadric cube recipes: see "horadric cube.pdf" (new for v.1.3).

-- Key farming is a bit reduced as they can now be crafted (expensively).

-- Token of absolution can now be crafted relatively cheap as a respec shouldn't be that expensive.

-- Crafting recipes are still the same as in vanilla, see "crafting.pdf".

-- Socketed items can be unsocketed relatively cheaply while still keeping the inserted items.

--- This can also be used to reroll runewords.

-- They now follow a more systematic system, and each gem type correspond to a item class:

--- skulls (for) normal (items) < amethysts superior < sapphire magic < topaz rare < ruby crafted < emerald set < diamond unique

-- Jewels are much more useful as they are included in more recipes.

--- Magical rings/amulets can now be used to craft jewels of item level 1, which in turn can be used for other recipes.

---- This way the jewels found on Hell difficulty can still be used for crafting.

- Replaced monster immunities with 95% resistances.

-- This also applies to superuniques (some superuniques have a random mod which can enhance resistance and make them immune).

-- Unique monsters and champions can still be immune.

Major Changes:

- Added new runewords (see "runewords.pdf" for all runewords listed in order of the runes) (new for v.1.3).

- Skill charges on unique items, set items and runewords are replaced with oskills.

-- Oskills on Wolfhowl are now regular skills.

- Swapped skills between characters:

-- Switched shapeshifting (druid) with warcries (barbarian) (inspired by Wolfhowl).

-- Switched elemental skills (druid) with offensive auras (paladin).

-- Switched conviction (paladin -> druid) with Valkyrie (amazon).

-- Switched battle command (barbarian -> druid) with Shadow master (assassin).

- Added new magic affixes (rares can also have these): 5% chance to cast level y z on hit.

-- y = 5 (normal+), 10 (nightmare+), 15 (hell).

-- z is all kinds of spells (required level 1-12 normal+, 18-24 nightmare+, 30 hell).

-- Spells with reqquired level 1-6 drop with level 5-10 (normal+), 15 (nightmare+), 20 (hell).

Changes to Barbarian:

- Fire Claw only gets synergy from lycnthropy.

Changes to Druid:

- Allows druids to summon a bear and wolves at the same time.

- Druid is now a crazy support character, using auras, warcries and summoners.

-- Differs from skelemancer as it focuses on buffs instead of debuffs.

Changes to Necromancer:

- Revives are permanent.

- Clay, Blood, Fire Golems and Skeletal mages' damage is increased by twice as much per level (new for v.1.3).

-- Clay and Blood Golems are still mainly used as support.

-- Fire Golems Holy Fire aura isn't buffed, although this is mainly for support to finish off enemies when using poison skills.

- Allows necromancer to summon all golems at the same time.

-- The maximum number of each number is increased by one every 15th level (doesn't apply to iron golem).

- Skeletal mages have more life:

-- (It seems like it originally got 7% more life per level, which is now increased to 10%).

--- This cannot be seen in the original game since it is not printed in the descriptions (SkillDesc.txt).

- Summoning necros no longer need to use raise skeletons.

-- Try skelemages + fire golem + elemental weakness, or an all-out golem build.

Changes to Paladin:

- Conversion duration is increased by two seconds per level.

- Enabled Holy Bolt and the Fist of the Heavens to damage all kinds of enemies (and not just undead).

- Blessed Hammer gets synergy from Armageddon instead of Concentration (new for v.1.3).

- Hurricane gets synergy from Zeal instead of Twister.

- Zeal gets synergy from Hurricane instead of Sacriface.

- Paladin focuses more on elemental damage, with insane combos like hurricane + zeal or armageddon + blessed hammer.

Changes to Sorceress:

- Meteor-delay is one quarter of the original.

Installation guide:

- Put the data folder and the two dll's into the Diablo 2 installation folder.

- Run Diablo 2 from a shortcut with "-direct -txt" added to the target line (in the shortcut's preferences).

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New to D3, Unsure on Stats

Posted: 16 Jan 2021 11:34 AM PST

As a former fan of D2, I finally got around to getting D3 on PC (I had it on console but hated how it played on console, so stopped playing after a few minutes in). I know stat and theorycrafting and all that I guess gets really complicated, but for the general gist of the campaign, what exactly am I looking for as far as stats? I'm playing as a mage, so I know intelligence is my damage stat, but I have some questions that I can't seem to find spelled out in a simple manner.

When comparing weapons or armor, am I pretty much just looking at the increase at damage/toughness/recovery (not getting into other forms of builds, but just the basic damage increase/reduction)? Because it's very weird with the items, supposedly damage includes your weapon dps, but is a weapon dps essentially pointless? Because a weapon can have more than double the dps than a currently equipped weapon, but if it has only a few points less intelligence, the damage is exponentially worse; for example, a wand with 30 dps and 20 intelligence somehow has a higher damage than a wand with 60 dps and 15 intelligence, or a shoulder pad with 30 armor and 10 vitality has a higher toughness than ones with 60 armor and no vitality increase.

So should I just completely ignore the damage/armor stats and just go off the percent increases of items on the 3 stats (damage/toughness/recovery)?

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10 HR challenge! 0-10 HR in 5 hours. Can it be done?

Posted: 16 Jan 2021 10:59 AM PST