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As I play more Diablo 4, the relationship between Armor and Damage Reduction confuses me more. So, I did a few research on Armor and Damage Reduction, and would like to share my findings. Knowing this, you won’t be wasting Diablo 4 Gold on unnecessary gear.
There are 3 sections in this guide:
The armor mechanism is complicated and dynamic. The aim of this guide is to give you a high level idea on the relationship between Armor and Damage Reduction and offer the necessary tools for you to find out the specific gains in your specific situations.
Let’s first start with the background, the basic formula. There are two main cases, Physical Damage and Non-Physical Damage.
For Physical Damage, let’s say an enemy’s attack is 100 Physical Damage. I am Lv87 and have 6557 Armor. This gives me 60% Damage Reduction from the same level enemy. So, let’s assume the enemy is the same level for now. I will then take 100 x (1 - 60%) = 40 Damage.
For non-Physical Damage, let’s say an enemy’s attack is 100 Lightning Damage. Armor will contribute to Damage Reduction to half of the Total Damage while Resistance contributes to the other half. So, it will be 100 x 50% x 60% = 30 Damage Reduction from Armor.
Let’s say I have 40% Lightning Resistance. In World Tier 4, Monsters’ attack overcomes 40% Resistance. So, it will be 40 x (1 - 40%) = 24% Lightning Resistance. Then, Resistance will contribute to 100 x 50% x 24% = 12 Damage Reduction from Resistance.
In total, I have 30 (from Armor) + 12 (from Resistance) = 42 Damage Reduction. And I will take 100 - 42 = 58 Lightning Damage Armor Efficiency.
Now that we know the basic formula, I’d like to dive into why my 6557 Armor equals to 60% Damage Reduction. This section contains lots of and lots of numbers. Skip to the last section if you are only interested in the conclusions and the best practices.
Diablo 4 Dev shared a few examples on Armor to Damage Reduction in their Livestream from the 1st Screenshot, per unit Armor to Damage Reduction Efficiency decreases as players level up. Also, it seems that for a specific Level, per unit Armor to Damage Reduction is constant.
For example, at Lv 88, the Damage Reduction per armor is around 0.018%. I did some local testings and found out it is partially true. I swapped gears on and off on my Lv88 Sorcerer and recorded the following Armor to Damage Reduction Data Points. Then, I calculated the differences between Armor and Damage Reduction at each stage and got the per Armor Damage Reduction.
So, the trend is that as Armor goes up, the Damage Reduction per Armor goes up, too. I assume what Dev shared is the Cap of the Damage Reduction Per Armor. Which in this case, it is approaching 0.018% gradually.
Also, one important note is that this Damage Reduction is more powerful than it looks.
Let’s pick 2 data points from the 1st graph. I have 5284 Armor that leads to 41% Damage Reduction and 5817 Armor that leads to 48% Damage Reduction. This 5817 - 5284 = 533 Armor difference leads to 7% Damage Reduction.
But the actual Damage Reduction is 11.9%. Because let’s say the damage is 100. In the 5200 Armor case, we are taking 100 x (1 - 41%) = 59 damage. And in the 5800 Armor case, we are taking 100 x (1 - 48%) = 52 damage. Relatively, we are taking 52 / 59 = 88.1% of the previous damage. That leads to 1 - 88.1% = 11.9% Actual Damage Reduction.
So, I calculated each stage for Actual Damage Reduction. It also goes up as Armor goes up, to a point of 3.5X efficient or more.
One extra note is that for the first 3 rows, I took some Armor down to just collect data points. But they are not the common cases. The last 4 rows are the common cases where I have all gear equipped but swapping with % Armor Stats or not.
To make it easier to understand, I made 2 common cases: one is Skull 250 Armor, the other is 10% Armor stat from gear, which usually leads to 500 Armor.
And we can see on average, 250 Armor is roughly 6% Actual Damage Reduction 500 Armor is roughly 14% Actual Damage Reduction.
One thing to note is that all the Damage Reduction I mentioned above are Physical Damage Reduction.
For Non-Physical Damage Reduction, I will skip the calculation steps and put the results here. Assuming the All Resistance is 35%. In World Tier 4, that is going to be 21%. In common case, roughly the actual Non-Physical Damage Reduction for 250 Armor is 3% and for 500 Armor is 7%. The higher the Armor or the Resistance, the higher the Actual Non-Physical Damage Reduction is.
Now, we have an idea on how 6557 Armor leads to 60% Damage Reduction at Lv88. And Diablo 4 Dev also shared a graph on how Higher Level Enemy makes Armor less efficient. I checked what the Dev mentioned in the Livestream and here are the keys.
First, Armor Damage Reduction Caps at 85%. So, the first flat line doesn’t mean enemies within 17 levels higher than the player. Do not depreciate the Armor Efficiency. But the 2000 Armor is too much at Lv1 that a Lv17 enemy starts to depreciate the Armor Efficiency enough that the value hits below 85%.
Second, when first looking at this graph, I am not sure whether the Armor Efficiency Depreciation is dynamic to the level difference between the Attacker and the Player.
For example, if I am Lv1, a Lv88 enemy would treat my 2000 Armor as 7% Damage Reduction from this graph. What if I am Lv50 or Lv88? Will the 2000 Armor be treated as some other value from a Lv88 Attacker?
So, I checked the Livestream more closely and the Dev explicitly mentioned that “Usually players can acquire 2000 Armor at around Lv30” “If the Lv30 Character fight a Lv100 Monster, the 2000 Armor can only absorb 5%”. This means that the Armor Depreciation is only related to the Attacker Level, not to the Level difference.
After doing a local testing that I tried to get around 2000 Armor for my Lv88 character, it says 7% too here. This confirms that the Armor Depreciation is only related to the Attacker Level. This also explains that why Armor Efficiency drops as Player level up from the screenshot earlier. Because Attacker levels up, too.
So it is a kind of designed to be always hungry for more Armor to better survive as players level up. That there won’t be a point that Armor is enough to hit 85% damage reduction cap because of the ultimately 54 levels of higher enemies in Nightmare Dungeons.
Now,we understand what Armor means to both the same level and higher-level enemies. But how can we acquire more Armor?
There are two types of Armor Source. One is the base armor. It comes from Gears, Strength and Elixir or Incense. The other is % Armor, it comes from Stats on Gears or Aspects like Disobedience.
After doing some testing on % Armor, I find it is additive, meaning that if I have 4800 Armor and 20% Armor. And if I get another 10% Armor, it will be 4000 x (1 + 20% + 10%) = 5200 Armor instead of 4800 x (1 + 10%) = 5280 Armor.
Does that mean stacking % Armor is bad? No. As I mentioned earlier, Armor Efficiency gets higher as Armor grows. And for Actual Damage Reduction, it can grow as much as 3.5X efficiency. Plus, it makes all Armor from Elixir or Incense even more effective.
To give you an example, I have around 6600 Armor and around 30 % Armor. Once I use a 900 Armor Elixir, my Armor goes to 7800, which is another 1200 difference and the Actual Damage Reduction is 1 - (1 - 80%) / (1 - 62%) = 47%. So, this 900 Armor means I am going to take only half of the Physical Damage. Isn’t that insane?
So, you may wonder, how would the Disobedience % Armor work with this? I find it is additive to the current % Armor And to my gears, its Actual Damage Reduction is as crazy as 69%! Imagine how effective it is to combine the 900 Armor Elixir and Disobedience!
Also Read: How To Calculate Damage Increases In Diablo 4? - Damage & Defense Mechanics Explained
What can I benefit from this Armor Deep Dive?
So to recap, for Lv85+, we can roughly treat
250 Armor (Skull) as
500 Armor or 10% Armor as
1200 Armor as
2200 Armor from Disobedience as
The lower Level,
For example, 300 Armor is roughly 10% Actual Physical Damage Reduction at Lv75. We can start comparing the % Armor stat with other Damage Reduction Stats. When compared to Conditional Damage Reduction, like from Burning/Close/Distant Enemy, % Armor is worse when the condition is met. When compared to % Damage Reduction, % Armor is better since the majority damage is Physical Damage.
Also, as Armor Damage Reduction Efficiency greatly increases (to 3.5x or more) as Armor goes up, the more Armor, the better. This means the Item Power of defensive gears matters. The 200 Armor on Paragon Board from the Burning Board matters. And the Armor from Elixir plays a great role in Survivability.
And all these get multiplied by % Armor from Gear Stats Try to collect as many % Armor stats as possible on your Helm/Chest/Pants/Amulet I was able to use this knowledge to switch my gears to decently survive in Tier 66 Nightmare Dungeon and beat it as a Level 85 Lightning Sorcerer.
As a classic MMORPG, Diablo 4 series of games can provide you with a relatively comprehensive service and experience no matter from which aspect. Taking class as an example, there are currently 6 classes for you to choose from in Diablo 4, each with unique characteristics to ensure that you can choose the one that suits you.
Among these 6 classes, Rogue is a relatively old class. It has always been loved by players who pay attention to these features for its good mobility and flexibility, and thus has a good popularity.
However, it is precisely because of its excellent mobility that in order to balance the basic attributes of all classes, Rogue’s damage ability will be inferior to other classes. Therefore, if you are a Rogue player in Diablo 4 Season 6, we recommend that you can now get some good Rogue weapons through Diablo 4 Gold, and then combine them with Barrage Rogue Build to increase your damage value.
Because there is no doubt that builds are one of the important ways for Diablo 4 players to improve their combat effectiveness, and in Season of Hatred Rising, Barrage Rogue Build is one of the most effective builds for Rogue class.
Based on this, we will introduce you to how to use Barrage Rogue Build.
For Barrage Rogue Build, there are a lot of active and passive skills to unlock from level 1 to level 50. You’d better master these skills in the corresponding order to get the best Barrage Rogue Build upgrade experience. Here is the best skill unlock order for the first 10 levels:
In fact, the focus of this build is Barrage core skill, which can cause area damage to the target while making the enemy vulnerable and easy to attack. In addition, the upgraded Barrage Rogue Build is also quite strong in Imbuements, especially Poison and Shadow.
Skills such as Dash and Dark Shroud help to enhance your mobility. Dash can be a second way to dodge, and it will also damage and slow down enemies in your path. Dark Shroud increases your movement speed and health.
If you know enough about Rogue, you will know that it has a class-specific mechanism Specialization. You can choose to equip one of 3 Specializations, which are Combo Points, Inner Sight, and Preparation. The most suitable one for Barrage Rogue Build is Combo Points Specialization.
When Combo Points is paired with Barrage Rogue Build, you can use basic skills such as Puncture to generate combo points. Once you have accumulated three points, you can use Barrage skills to consume them for additional attack effects. Combo Points will greatly improve your Barrage skills and achieve better crowd control.
While there is no foolproof upgrade cycle that will make your Barrage Rogue Build perfect for combat, a logical order is better than upgrading aimlessly. For this reason, we recommend that you start with Shadow Imbuement, which can first make enemies vulnerable.
After that, you should continue to attack with Puncture and Barrage with Combo Points Specialization, and then use Poison Imbuement to generate some energy and deal poison damage to enemies. Then repeat Puncture and Barrage for more combo attacks.
Finally, you can use Dash to slow down the remaining enemies, and then use Dark Shroud to increase your movement speed and health. Repeat this cycle and you will have a better combat experience.
When you finally reach the endgame stage in Diablo 4 Season 6, you can adjust Barrage Rogue Build to upgrade it to “Barrage Rogue Endgame Build” based on the enemy capabilities of that stage. These adjustments are usually just upgrades or changes to the corresponding skills and do not affect the build’s core mechanics.
Active Skills:
In Barrage Rogue Endgame Build, you can keep Puncture and Barrage as the main damage skills. But on Imbuement side, you will switch to Cold to freeze the enemy to make them more vulnerable. And the new skills in the endgame build, such as Smoke Grenade, can help you stun and freeze enemies.
Passive Skills:
Yes, Barrage Rogue Endgame Build has added a lot of passive skills. In actual combat, you will find that Unstable Elixirs will stun nearby enemies after taking a Healing Potion. In addition, there are some passive skills that can help you improve your survivability and energy consumption, such as Second Wind. It gives you extra life as a barrier for every 100 energy spent, and Innervation gives you a chance to gain 8% energy on a lucky hit.
In fact, most other passive skills help increase damage. For example, Weapon Mastery generates bonuses when attacking with specific weapon types, and Trick Attacks increase your critical hit chance after stunning or knocking out an enemy.
These are some of the better ways to improve when using Barrage Rogue Build in Season 6, and the types of skills you need when using its endgame version. If you are a Rogue player, I believe these contents can help you. Thank you for reading.
As a classic MMO game series, Diablo 4 always adds some interesting updates or new mechanisms and gameplay in the new season to bring freshness to your experience in each season. As the latest season, Season of Hatred Rising also does this.
It not only introduces new dungeons and enemies but also adds new difficulties for you to challenge, and adjusts the design of item quality. But among all the changes, there are two that are undoubtedly the most popular among players, the updated Paragon system and the new item Seething Opals.
Based on this, we will introduce the specific content of these two new features to you so that you can understand why they are so popular.
As soon as Seething Opals was launched in Diablo 4 Season of Hatred Rising, it became popular in the entire game community and became one of the most popular new features in Diablo 4 Season 6.
In the past, in Season 1, Diablo 4 introduced Malignant Hearts, a special item that provides benefits such as offensive, defensive, or utility enhancements. Season 2 added Vampiric powers as a new item, giving you buff such as cooldown reduction and extra damage. The companion Seneschal introduced in Season 3 will follow you on your adventures.
In addition, because of major changes to the base game, there were no new seasonal mechanics in Season 4, but Season 5 restored this tradition by adding the Infernal Hordes mode. In Season 6, Diablo 4 added new consumables called Seething Opals.
Seething Opals act like an elixir, and once activated, they will bring relevant benefits to the player for the next 30 minutes. There are five types of Seething Opals, which not only increase your chances of obtaining more conventional items such as Diablo 4 Gold, combat equipment, herbs, crafting materials, and gem fragments, but also give you a chance to obtain dropped Artificer’s stones, Runes, boss summoning items, or Infernal compasses.
Currently, there are three ways to get Seething Opals in Diablo 4 Season of Hatred Rising. They are to participate in the Hatred Rising event to earn event rewards, complete the season goals to improve the reputation of Zakarum Remnants, or complete certain season journey progress to get corresponding rewards. In the end, these rewards will all have Seething Opals.
Although it is not clear whether the game developers will keep Seething Opals forever, there are still many new content worth playing in the current season. Because besides the two most popular new features, Diablo 4 also added new passive skills and active skills to all classes in Season 6, made major changes in itemization, and introduced new Realmwalker enemies and added a new dungeon called Seething Real.
The most interesting thing is that a few players do not agree to let the Realmwalkers of Season 6 continue to stay in the game later, but as a new item related to it, they hope Seething Opals continue to exist after the end of Season 6.
While Seething Opals has been well received, it’s not the only new feature that has won over players. The new Paragon system is also very popular as a game mechanic that has been optimized in Season 6, and some players even consider it the “real MVP” of this season.
Apparently, this is because the Paragon system gives the endgame of Season 6 a much-needed sense of purpose and progress, which was not always evident in previous seasons. All this is actually thanks to the major changes the Paragon system has received in the new season, such as splitting characters and Paragon levels.
In Season 6, you will find that the game developers have not only modified statistics such as health and armor in the Paragon system, but also provided a new board for each of the 5 classes. These boards contain a Legendary node and additional Normal nodes respectively, and the related Paragon points have also increased from 200 to 300.
In the Rise of Hatred season, the Paragon system will be unlocked when you upgrade to level 50, and then you will get some corresponding Paragon points. These points can be used to fill in the nodes on the board, thereby unlocking more other nodes related to abilities, attributes, and character characteristics to help you improve your character’s strength.
Currently, the types of nodes in the game are Normal Paragon nodes, Magical Paragon nodes, Rare Paragon nodes, or Legendary Paragon nodes. In addition, there are some differences between different professions in terms of the node types provided by the Paragon system. Some professions have many rare Paragon nodes or legendary Paragon nodes to unlock, while others are mostly normal nodes.
In addition, the new Paragon system’s removal of magic Glyphs is also worth your attention, because this indicates that the game may add more interesting rare Glyphs to the system in the future, and use their power to make the Paragon system better serve your combat experience. Because Glyphs will also provide you with rewards or special gains.
It is worth noting that Glyphs are arranged in rank and alphabetical order in the game. If you want to know what each Glyph is used for, you need to check them one by one by hovering the mouse over each glyph.
After this introduction, I believe you have a deeper understanding of these two new features of Season 6. So why not enter the game and experience it while Season 6 is still in progress!
When you fight various enemies and bosses in Diablo 4, you will find that good equipment can often bring you unexpected combat benefits, and sometimes the special effects of some equipment can even reverse the situation at a critical moment.
There is such a type of equipment in Diablo 4. As items that have appeared in the early seasons, when they appear in DLC Vessel of Hatred, their power is still not to be underestimated, and they are not inferior to some new items. And the game makers are constantly optimizing and selecting them. Fists of Fate are one of them.
The special thing about Fists of Fate is that players can not only get combat bonuses by equipping it, but also directly build exclusive builds around it to give full play to its power. So we will introduce you to how to utilize it in this article.
Fists of Fate is an interesting and unique item in Diablo 4 series of games. Players sometimes call it Gacha gloves. As a glove-type armor, it is suitable for all classes in Diablo 4. In addition, it has unique properties and effects that make it different from other armors in the game, so it is loved by players.
In combat, Fists of Fate is not only compatible with builds that use a lot of lucky hits, but it can also be at the core of certain builds. Because of its high popularity, the game developers have been constantly enhancing it, and allowing the wearer to further give it more and better properties by consuming Diablo 4 Gold. Therefore, it is still one of the popular armors in Vessel of Hatred.
In Vessel of Hatred, the best way to get the unique armor is to defeat Torment boss in the level when entering Torment I or higher difficulty levels. So getting Fists of Fate, you need to find one boss, Beast in Ice, which usually appears in Glacial Fissure dungeon in the south of Kyovashad.
However, finding it doesn’t mean you can fight it right away. Like most world bosses in Diablo 4 series, you need to collect 12 Distilled Fears to summon Beast in Ice. Distilled Fears can usually be found or dropped in Nightmare Dungeons, Tree of Whispers caches, World Bosses, and Kurast Undercity. Some of them can also be obtained by fighting elite enemies or finding The Den.
If your game character is not high enough to challenge Beast in Ice, a lower-level alternative is to farm Blind Burrows dungeon. This dungeon is full of spiders, and killing these monsters has a higher chance of dropping Fists of Fate than killing other normal enemies. We also recommend playing Nightmare version of this dungeon as much as possible, so that you have an extra chance to get Fists of Fate after completing a level.
However, it is worth noting that after killing the spider, besides dropping Fists of Fate, other chest armor, foci, two-handed swords, and other types of items may also drop, which to a certain extent weakens the drop rate of Fists of Fate. Therefore, you need to continue to challenge until you get Fists of Fate.
Before understanding what builds are suitable for Fists of Fate, we first need to understand some of its basic bonus properties. According to the data, Fists of Fate can increase the wearer’s lucky hit chance by 1.0-51.8%, critical strike chance by 0.1-8.7%, and attack speed by 0.1-8.7%.
Among them, lucky hit has a maximum increase of 1.0-51.8% chance to cause random crowd control effects, and this effect can last for 2 seconds. Fists of Fate itself also have a unique effect, which is a 1% chance to cause 200-300% damage to random enemies.
As you can see, whether Fists of Fate can deal a lot of damage is mostly a matter of luck. It’s fun when it works, but when it doesn’t, it can be a gigantic waste of your time.
Since Fists of Fate is a universal unique item, it can be used in any builds of any class. However, because of its nature, it works best with fast attacks. If you combine Fists of Fate with builds that have high attack speed or fast-strike core skills, such as Whirlwind for Barbarians, Rapid Fire for Rogues, or Ice Shards for Sorcerers. By attacking fast enough, players can significantly increase the chance of Fists of Fate’s damage proc.
Also, if you equip Fists of Fate, consider building additional damage and crowd control properties for lucky hits. In DLC, lucky hits have a 52% chance to apply a random CC effect, which has a much stronger impact than some players think. And if you have taken advantage of these conditions, Fists of Fate will help you get more huge damage values in combat more easily.
Since Fists of Fate’s unique effect has maximum damage of 300%, this means you will deal about 150% damage on average. And now in DLC, it has been updated to a super strong glove armor with both critical chance, attack speed, and extra lucky hit chance bonus, so it is now even better and easier to use than before.
Of course, Fists of Fate’s reliance on RNG may make it not suit every player’s taste, so you can decide whether you need to get it according to your needs. I hope this article can help you play Vessel of Hatred. Thank you for reading.
As one of the most basic mechanisms of the game, class determines every aspect of Diablo 4 series. Whether it is the type of skills used by players in battle or the appearance and accessories they can wear, they are all related to class.
In addition, Diablo 4 also adds a unique mechanism to each of the five basic classes, making them more powerful and more class-featured on the original basis. For class Rogue, this mechanism is Specialization system.
As Diablo 4 is updated to Season 6, although Rogue’s Specialization system has always operated on the same working principle, it will also have some updates and optimizations with the update of the season. Based on this, we will introduce you to the key points of using Rogue Specialization in the latest season.
Among the five unique career mechanisms provided by Diablo 4 for players, Rogue Specialization system has some build-like characteristics despite its low customizability.
To use this mechanic, Rogues don't have to gain extra experience like Barbarians, nor do they have to collect Soul Offerings like Druids, Rogues just get three game-changing passive options to use their own Specialization mechanic.
In Rogue Specialization system, players have three Specializations - Combo Points, Inner Sight, and Preparation, each of which provides different benefits to players, but they cannot equip all three Specializations at the same time.
All three Specializations are unlocked when the player upgrades Rogue character to level 30. Before then, you can determine which Specialization best suits your play style to avoid wasting Diablo 4 Gold later in the game by using a Specialization that is not suitable for you.
At level 15, the first Combo Points Specialization can be unlocked. At level 20, Inner Sight Specialization is available, and level 30 will unlock Preparation Specialization. You can make a formal choice between them.
Before you can actually use these Rogue Specializations, though, you must complete the questline. At level 15, your quest log will be updated with the quest True Potential, for which you’ll need to enter Forsaken Quarry dungeon.
Once you defeat Bakira and complete the quest there, Combo Points Specialization will unlock. Once you’ve completed this initial quest, the game will automatically unlock additional Specializations at levels 20 and 30 without you having to complete new quests.
As for how to equip a Specialization, first you need to open the character/inventory menu and then click the shoulder button to switch to Specialization screen. Here, your currently available Specializations will be displayed, and you can select the one you want to activate it. And the use of Specializations is also more convenient than other class mechanics, as you can change it at any time during combat.
As you know, there are three options for Rogue Specializations, each of which provides different benefits to the player. Based on this, we will introduce the characteristics of each one to you.
After unlocking and using this Rogue Specialization, players will generate combo points when using basic skills, which will be consumed by core skills to enhance the strength of multiple skills or add other effects.
The available core skills include Barrage, Rapid Fire, Penetrating Shot, Flurry, and Twisting Blades, and each skill will be significantly enhanced when cast with combo points.
For example, Barrage and Rapid Fire can fire more arrows and increase damage; Penetrating Shot can double damage with only one combo point, and Flurry and Twisting Blades can provide huge damage boosts while providing attack and movement speed bonuses.
Inner Sight Specialization marks a random enemy with a purple icon, and when the player hits that enemy, Inner Sight gauge can be filled faster.
Inner Sight gauge is a new gauge that can be seen next to the regular energy gauge, and when it is fully filled, it will empty and completely fill the player’s energy reserves, granting the player Inner Sight effect, which is infinite energy and +25% critical strike chance. This effect will last for 4 seconds.
Once an enemy is killed or survives for more than 10 seconds after being marked, Inner Sight mark will transfer from one enemy to another without any negative effects on the player. In boss fights, Inner Sight mark will almost always stay on the boss, which means you can also complete energy recharge faster.
Preparation Specialization allows players to reduce the cooldown of Rogue’s ultimate ability by 5 seconds by using 75 energy, and this method can be used multiple times. In addition, using the ultimate ability completely resets the cooldown of all other abilities and provides the player with 15% damage reduction, which can even last for 10 seconds.
At first glance, the benefits provided by this Specialization may seem unremarkable, but players can use it to build and consume energy very quickly. Preparation is a Specialization worth cultivating, allowing you to use skills almost continuously, and because it can reduce a lot of cooldown time, making the ultimate skill a more viable option.
Before fighting, as a Rogue, you can choose the most suitable Specialization to use according to your needs and combat habits. I hope these suggestions and methods we give can help you then. I wish you have fun!
When playing MMORPG, players will find that combat is one of the most important parts of the game. Whether you are challenging some main quests to watch the main storyline or want to experience some casual gameplay, you may encounter enemies that need to be defeated anytime and anywhere.
Because in fact, for this type of game, allowing players’ game characters to upgrade faster by combat can allow them to continue to advance the game progress. As one of the classic series of MMO games, Diablo 4 naturally implements this concept.
In DLC Vessel of Hatred released on October 8, players still need to work hard to farm Diablo 4 Gold to get more excellent weapons and equipment to help their game characters upgrade and pass the level as soon as possible. Therefore, the higher the rarity of the equipment, the better.
Among all the equipment provided by Vessel of Hatred for players, legendary equipment above level 70 is undoubtedly the most powerful one. The combat benefits they can provide are far beyond the reach of ordinary equipment. Based on the feedback from most players, we found that playing Pit of Artificers event is the best way to get high-level equipment.
Based on this, we decided to introduce how to play Pit of Artificers event in DLC.
For now, Pit of Artificers event should be one of the best events to get legendary loot and quickly level up in Vessel of Hatred. Therefore, in order to get the highest level of legendary equipment as much as possible, you need to know how to participate in Pit of Artificers.
First you need to go to Cerrigar, Scosglen, and find Pit of Artificers obelisk west of the waypoint, and then enter it to start the event. However, there are requirements to enter Pit of Artificers. As a true end-game event, it is only available to players at the highest level, World Tier 4.
To do this, you first need to upgrade your game character to level 70 or above. Currently, world tier 2 is open to players of all levels. You can upgrade your character to level 50 before entering world tier 2 to better deal with Capstone dungeon.
After completing Capstone dungeon, you will be promoted to world tier 3. At world tier 3, you will enter the second Capstone dungeon, complete it, and upgrade to level 70 through various methods to unlock world tier 4. It is also important to note that world tiers can be changed when switching characters or using world tier statue.
After completing all of this, you will unlock the obelisk. You will then be directed to the nightmare dungeon above level 46. Completing this part of the dungeon will earn you a resource called Runeshards.
Runeshards will drop from completing most activities in Vessel of Hatred, and it is also required to complete Pit of Artificers. As a rare resource, you need to consume it to enter the dungeon of Pit of Artificers Obelisk.
The dungeon usually takes 15 minutes to complete. If you want to enter it again and again, you will need to use a corresponding number of Runeshards each time. Fortunately, you can earn Runeshards from almost every endgame event, including the following:
Pit of Artificers is actually a world tier 4 dungeon for players who are looking for the best and fastest way to collect high-level gear and upgrade it to the highest level.
Once you have enough Runeshards to use them to enter the randomly generated dungeon, you will have 15 minutes to defeat enemies and fill a slot to summon the boss. Once the boss is defeated, it means that you have completed the dungeon at the current level.
It is worth noting that defeating the boss faster will unlock higher levels of Pit. The faster you complete the task, the more levels you will unlock. There are currently more than 60 difficulty levels in Pit of Artificers, but we don’t recommend blindly pursuing the highest level. You should find the way to farm high-level equipment and the difficulty level of Pit that best suits your rhythm.
If you want to farm legendary equipment, gradually upgrade in Pit of Artificers until you reach Tormented Difficulty 1. You need to reach it to get better loot. After that, you need to continue to farm Tormented Difficulty 1 until you can safely complete this level and higher difficulty levels in 2-3 minutes.
After reaching here, you can actually get a lot of equipment above level 70, so there is no reason to challenge the highest level unless you really like challenging high difficulty. In addition. You can also throw unwanted loot into the blacksmith’s shop and then continue collecting until you get the equipment and items you really want.
The above is the method we introduced to you on how to get legendary equipment above level 70 by participating in Pit of Artificers. I hope it can help you.
It has been more than a month since the release of the latest season of Diablo 4 series, Season of Hatred Rising, so the progress of the season is approaching the mid-term.
During this period, players may have passionately enjoyed the exciting battles, or they may have been troubled by the lack of Diablo 4 Gold to obtain better props. But no matter what, the game will usher in a mid-term patch.
In this transition period, besides making some preparations for the mid-term patch, players can also make a brief review of the experience of Season 6 over the past month to avoid making some mistakes in the second half of the season.
So how can you further improve your Season of Hatred Rising experience based on the new patch and the first half of Season 6? Let us provide you with some ideas.
At the beginning of the release of Season 6, you will find that compared with Season 5, the new season not only has some regular optimization updates but also adds a lot of new season activities for players to participate in, enriching the player’s gaming experience.
Although there have been some issues with Season of Hatred Rising since its release, such as an unbalanced difficulty setting and errors in the cooperative mode of some activities. However, the game developers have always been committed to serving players and have been actively fixing these defects. This also makes players full of confidence and expectations for the second half of the new season.
As the mid-season patches approach, Diablo 4 game community is increasingly looking forward to these patches. Since the release of the Vessel of Hatred expansion and the official launch of Season 6, players have been enjoying a relatively stable gaming experience, although there have been some problems during the period. However, the game developers have been proactively launching various patches to correct obvious errors in the game to further improve the gameplay.
If you logged into the game last week, you will find that some patches were released for Season 6 last week. Their role focuses on balancing the intensity of activities related to the season, while introducing some optimizations that can help improve the quality of life of game characters. The upcoming mid-season update is expected to bring more extensive adjustments, as well as more important enhancements and fixes.
Since Season of Hatred Rising is known for its well-balanced gameplay, players are eager to see how the mid-season patch will take the game experience to the next level. With recent adjustments to the game’s mechanics and changes to World Tier system, fans of Diablo 4 are hoping that the patch will further enrich Diablo 4’s complex world.
In a recent announcement, the game’s developers announced plans for a campfire chat developer livestream on Tuesday, November 12 at 11 a.m. Pacific Time. During the event, the development team will discuss what players can expect in the mid-season patch.
The chat event will be held across multiple platforms, including YouTube and Twitch, and will include a question-and-answer session for the audience. If you want to get the latest news about the patch, be sure to follow the livestream.
Although the game’s developers have stated that the mid-season patch will make major improvements to Season 6, there are still many ways for players to help enhance the gaming experience on their own. Here are some tips and suggestions based on this.
A build is often the difference between a player getting an advantage in battle and a player getting an advantage in battle. So if you want to enhance your gaming experience, you’d better optimize your build as much as possible. By combining different skills and attributes into your build, you can find a play style that suits you and improves the combat effectiveness of your game character.
World Tier System is a key feature of Diablo 4 that allows players to adjust the difficulty of the game according to their skill level. Therefore, we recommend that you switch levels to find the mission difficulty that best suits your current character’s build and equipment level, so that you can get better loot more smoothly.
After joining Diablo 4-related forums, subreddits, or Discord servers, you can share insights, seek advice, and participate in group activities. And the upcoming Campfire Chat live broadcast on November 12 will also be held on some of these platforms, which will be a great opportunity for you to interact with developers and other players.
Diablo 4 series of games often introduces a quality of life improvements with each patch release. Please stay informed of these changes, such as adjustments and optimizations to inventory management or skill allocation. Being prepared for this in advance can help your game character upgrade more smoothly.
Season of Hatred Rising brings a variety of new seasonal activities and challenges. By participating in these activities and tasks, you will obtain unique rewards and experience the freshness of seasonal games, thus ensuring a good seasonal experience.
For all Diablo 4 players, equipment is the key item that determines the power of your game character. The more powerful the equipment, the more unstoppable your character will be in battle. So we recommend that you remember to check your equipment regularly and upgrade the items with the crafting materials you get. Also, notice the drop of new equipment to maintain your competitive advantage.
Through these introductions, I believe that you will be able to improve your gaming experience in the new season after the release of the mid-term patch. Thank you for reading.
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