For me D2R is too slow and blend, nothing is happening there. The end was not so happy, the game somehow did not click with me, I liked fast D3 combat and action. The the time came and I bought the game on ps4 and switch. When D2R was annouced I was stoked and thought that I will grind most of it, since there were so many positive reviews about original. I really enjoyed D3 and was amazed by the game. Well I was in same situation almost a year ago.

Maybe you could, but it would take you a lifetime. I find that kind of stuff ruins the experience.īut stuff which you mention is OK, I mean, I don't think you could normally figure out that kind of stuff, especially rune crafting. On the other hand, I won't google what each interactable object does in Darkest Dungeon and I never watch dungeon/raid mechanic videos before playing dungeons or raids in MMO-s, though a lot of player base expects you to. In this instance I think it's fair to google what each shrine does so I can avoid the bad ones because someone already endured the pain or just examined the game code and spared us the trouble. I usually like to experience everything for myself, but in this instance that means I should ruin multiple of my characters to learn what each shrine does. For example, I am currently playing Diablo 1 and in Diablo 1 you have things called shrines with which you can interact and they give you an effect which can permanently alter your stats.

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