This has been changed completely, with Legs (short for Legendary) getting a buff and rolling stats that match your level and general requirements.įarming for Legendary items thus is the single most important thing in Diablo III: Reaper of Souls once you’re done with Act V. Many people prior to the 2.0 patch argued that ‘level 63’ items were better than many of the legendaries found in the game. Patch 2.0 brought the fixes, and the Reaper of Souls expansion has added additional fasteners to make the system work well for just about everyone, and we’re already seeing how Diablo III is yet again fun to play, albeit some concerns.įor more help on Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls, read our Legendary Materials Drop Locations, Adventure Mode Legendary Items Farming, Legendary Weapons, Armor and Armor Sets guide.
This was the game breaking its own constitution in a manner of speaking, and it needed a lot of fixing. This poor rolling of legendary items automatically led people to become dependent on the AH for everything, making the entire philosophy of the game to ‘kill and loot’ entirely pointless. What was that item? A god-awful level 24 Wand that had no benefit to me whatsoever.īack in that time finding plans for Legendaries was nearly impossible, so I had to sell it on the Auction House for only a few thousand coins, and couldn’t help but curse at the poor mechanics of the game. I remember in my three plays of Diablo 3 prior to the 2.0 patch, I got only one Legendary item, that too with a Barbarian at level 60.
This means that you have to work hard for earning all good things in Diablo 3, and with the Reaper of Souls expansion, the rewards for the hard-work are quite encouraging.
The Auction House is dead, and with it all the overly priced selling and buying items that made slaying monsters of extreme difficulties a redundant task.
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