I've played mobile games for like 5 years now and I'm pretty good at combos, Movement, and just overall map awareness.Do I Have to Pay to Change Class in Diablo Immortal? Very light input and you can almost sit back and let the game play for you. Do you know that enigma(gives teleport to all classes) is one of the most, if not most, sought after item in the d2 realm?Īnd then the summonmancer. If you're melee, self healing and shields are top teir.Įven more emphasis on Movement for the ranged classes. You never want your last ditch option on a hard encounter, is to have to run up and hit the boss hoping to steal some life. I also really enjoy hard-core mode in the diablos. Keep in mind I was playing diablo: hellfire when I was 7 years old. Being able to stay alive and deal tons of dmg was KEY for loot in world events, raids, dungeons, solo content.
I've played a few mobile games like this. I won't mind making new classes in the future either.Īlso, how's the storage system? Will I be able to easily store other class legendary gear for playing them? Or, like if I plan to make another class or switch, I would grind on my amped up character and get all the gear I need for that other class. But I want to single it down to two that I try for now. I honestly wish wizard was better because I'd play that class. I want to focus DPS and I like being able to AOE. I don't want to be a support character or a tank. Monk and DH stand out to me but these are some of the lowest rated ones I see. Shit on torchlight infinite I ran a whirlwind build too so I guess I'd like to switch it up. I'm absolutely fine running any class, though. I'd like to do some PVP too.įor what it's worth, in both POE and Diablo 3, I loved the spin to win builds. Yes the positives and negatives don't vary much, but play style opinions aside, I'm trying to figure out which class has the most versatility. Barb is mostly at the top, but some have monk at the bottom and a few had monk at the top.
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