For instance, at T1 difficulty, you get 300% XP, 300% gold, imperial gem drops, new legendaries at lvl70, and higher legendary drop rates!
Now, if you ask me, the “real” D3 starts on the first “Torment” difficulty scale that starts after “Master.” After all, there’s 16 Torment difficulties so that should give you a hint! Normal through Master is just there to warm you up.Īlso, at the Torment scale, you start getting the fun modifiers that speeds up the pace and propels you towards the end game. The “difficulty” setting in the pause menu you see while playing is seemingly about bumping the difficulty DOWN one notch if you’re having trouble.
I also use Diablo 3 as a kind of "palate cleanser" game, where if I best a game and don't know what to play next, Diablo 3 is always fun for me to jump into and play for a while until I figure out what my next new game is I want to play.Ĭlick to shrink.Coming back to this: as another poster said on the first page, you’ll need to quit to the title screen and go to game settings > difficulty (last tab) and bump it up. Being able to play anywhere I want and also just pause/resume the game exactly where I was made the game so much better for me. I tried emoting to my Vita, but it wasn't ideal.įor Switch it was both the handheld aspect of it, and the suspend/resume feature. But once I played through it once I didn't want to keep playing on my TV all the time. I also only found like 2 legendary items the whole time I played it, so when I got to a high enough difficulty it was basically impossible to progress unless I used the auction house (not even the real money one, I used the in-game currency one) which felt like it was completely against the poi t of playing a loot game when I need to just buy exactly what I need.įor PS4 I had a better time with it, the balancing was much better and the game was a ton of fun. Click to shrink.For PC, I played at launch so the balancing was way different and all I really did was play through the campaign 2 or 3 times and I found it pretty boring.
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