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In the first game, I also played as a Warrior; it was too much of a hassle to play as a Mage. Well, Fallout was many people's first RPG. Mine too! Oh, you played not the first Diablo, but the Hellfire mod, if there was a monk there who used a staff. In the second game, my favorite was the Paladin. A cool guy, I once pumped him up so much that Diablo couldn't take any of my HP.

Yeah, I also didn't play Diablo 2 exclusively back in the day... because in the original game, there were 5 heroes and 4 towns =)
I named mine Deacon... or something like that) and he used spears... staves are for mages... I think +)

Damn, the monk had a battle staff, and the mage had a magic staff. And D2 had an expansion pack. So you can consider it the original; it wasn't just a mod. By the way, in the third part, there will be a hero – an angel; it will be interesting; something with wings was jumping around.

Well, there are RPGs like Gothic, NWN, etc., and Diablo-like games are categorized as action/RPGs, so it's not entirely accurate to compare them, Ar. By the way, it's great to play Sacred and Diablo with friends in campaign mode. Also, there's a Sacred game with some add-on that's quite easy; I started the 3rd chapter with a 32nd-level Seraphim. Before that, I had a 59th-level mage, but he was a bit weak. In Diablo, I leveled up an Amazon, but I only completed the campaign once and reached level 40.

And isn't Diablo 2's underworld too easy? Every level grants two skill points for upgrading skills. Also, skills like Frozen Orb can be upgraded around level 5, not after level 30.

No, you can't level up the Sorceress to level 30... but in this add-on, monsters drop such good loot that the whole point of the game becomes clearing the first town, and then it just stops being interesting to play...

As for Sacred, if someone finds it too easy, start a new game with a level 1 hero on Silver difficulty – you'll have to struggle. I tried once to complete it with a Seraphim that way, but I couldn't.

2 Diablo is a great game... I've played through it as a Paladin, an Assassin, and a Barbarian. I still play it sometimes (when I don't have anything else to play, I go back to Diablo, turn on the music, and get started; it's cool to slaughter everyone to Nightwish's music :)). Right now, I'm trying to beat it on "Hell" difficulty, but it's tough with a level 66 character. My 1200 health points get depleted in just a couple of hits :(

Nah, you can't level up the Sorceress's spell to level thirty... but the loot that drops from monsters in this expansion is so good that the whole point of the game becomes clearing the first town, and then it just stops being interesting to play.

I just used the spell as an example. For instance, the Paladin's shield, Zeal, and Fanaticism are leveled up very quickly, literally in the early levels, and that's for sure. And you're right about the loot. In the fourth town, you can get complete Grizwold's collections from monsters, although that's not great, but you get a lot of money, and at the very beginning, you collect Sigan, which will carry you all the way to Nightmare.

Isn't Diablo 2: Underworld a bit too easy? In that game, you get two skill points for each hero level. Also, spells like Frozen Orb, which Sorceress characters use, can be learned at level 5 instead of level 30.

I was talking about Sacred Underworld. I have a pirated copy of the original Sacred, which still had randomly generated quests, and I also have our Sacred+Sacred Underworld version. I started playing as a Seraphim in the old version, and then in the new one (which includes the expansion). In the new version, leveling up is faster, and the game is significantly easier. If you can reach level 40 by the end of the game in the old version, you'll probably reach it around the middle of the third chapter in the new version. I'm currently at level 32, but I haven't visited the Seraphim castle, the volcano, or the swamps yet.

If someone finds Sacred too easy, try starting a new game with a level 1 hero on Silver difficulty – you'll have a tough time. I tried playing as a Seraphim that way once, but I couldn't finish it.

Really? I wonder who finds it so easy. Let me reveal a big secret: if you don't try to be clever, you'll realize that Silver difficulty is intended for replayability. Gold difficulty is unlocked in a similar way. You'll be able to reach the first boss. It's designed for characters around level 30+, although the game still tries to balance the levels of characters and monsters, so the starting level of enemies can be different.

Sandro, you're awesome!))))))))))))))
By the way, I realized what you were talking about regarding Sacred. I just remembered a cheat mod for Diablo 2.

There are some records for the second game as well :) - we used to be really into playing it online! - it's a great game. I have 4 heroes at level 100 in my archive ("Wrath of Grapes" - that's quite possible), and I don't even want to talk about the items, I personally collected many sets, and I even used to write them down in a notebook (I still have that notebook ;)). I played with all the heroes, except for the Sorceress and the Barbarian - I think they are among the best, and that's why it's not as exciting to play with them, - all the heroes are very high level. My favorite is the Assassin, she's a really cool girl :)
I would love to see a third part.

The Assassin doesn't seem very effective to me. Hey, what stats did you prioritize when leveling him up? In our community, it's generally considered that the best approach is to focus on skills related to traps.

Traps are pointless. Although, once, it's definitely worth maxing out the last trap, even though its damage is less than the level 24 trap, it's still essential for collecting items from cows. Otherwise, put everything into "Tiger Strike" +1200% damage! - My hero (by the way, a level 100 Assassin) has it at level 54, I think, without any leveled items or skill points spent - just awesome gear, the damage with this Tiger Strike is around 12000! - I'm telling you, it's great. Also, fully upgrade "Haste" - I have it at level 47, of course, don't forget about "Evasion" - also fully upgraded. Put a little into "Shadow," but it's not necessary; once is enough, and also "Teleport with Strike." With this hero, I fought a well-equipped Sorceress - neither of us killed the other; she just has insane mana regeneration, and I can't do anything... But in general, I've collected a lot of skulls with this hero.

I certainly played both Diablos. I played the first one a long, long time ago. I chose the "stocky guy," and I was killed by skeletons. I was probably 5 or 6 years old then. Later, I even made it to the Butcher, playing as a warrior, shooting at him with a bow through the bars, but I got tired of it and stopped playing. About a year ago, I played it again. Again, a warrior... it got boring. Then a monk. I ran around without armor or weapons. A monk is actually better without armor and weapons. I made it to the lair of the bloodthirsty insects, reached some kind of crypt, and got tired. A mage... I killed the huge skeleton of King Leoric and got tired. In Diablo 2, I also played a long time ago, with different characters... mostly a necromancer. I remember when gear dropped after death, and I waved my fists at the bloody crow. Then, with difficulty, I reached Andariel, who kept killing me. In 1-2 hits. I was probably about 10 years old then. Then I played Diablo 2 again, when I was about 15. I made it to Kurast at most and got bored. And finally, this summer. A trapper. The one with the "very stupid traps to level up." She's overpowered. I really love melee assassins, with Tiger Strike, Claw Mastery, etc., but an assassin who has leveled up Lightning Sentry and Death Sentry (lightning trap and corpse explosion trap, respectively) clears mobs in a couple of seconds. A couple of LS, 1 DS, and that's it, a medium-sized hall is cleared. Contrary to the specialization, I didn't level up her mana. It was a bit difficult at the beginning, but blue potions solve everything. I run Nightmare Baal at 5 players in about four minutes on average. About half of that is spent running through the halls. The rest is Baal and his entourage. I've already opened Hell, but I want to farm in Nightmare for now. I don't remember the level, something around 60-70 with a Hoto. It's my first character that I fully leveled up from the beginning to the end with my own hands to a high level. I haven't played in about six months, but Diablo is still installed, and if necessary, I have an assassin in Harrogath with all the gear, so I can just jump in and farm the Shako. The damage of the traps is 1-7000 xDDD. That's for one hit, and there are about 20 of them, and that's just one trap. This is far from the limit; I've heard that you can get it up to 20k by fully leveling up the synergies and getting items and charms with +skills. And I don't even mention DS; corpse explosion is what I love so much about the necromancer, and therefore this trap too. In general, the assassin rules. I also leveled up a werewolf once. It was fun... I need to raise a Hammerdin sometime for complete happiness. P.S. The barbarian has only 1200 HP at level 66, oO?! Did he level up mana or something...? P.P.S. Fully leveling up Burst of Speed for the assassin is stupid; after a certain level, the increase is very small. And block too. It's better to invest more in Shadow Master - a great distraction, Claw Mastery - a must-have for a trap assassin, and Dragon Talon - the best final skill, it unleashes charges with two claws. So if you're not using it, your damage with Tiger Strike isn't 12k, but only 6. And the skill damage is also good. On the left mouse button, ;D. You can throw extra points into Fade (resistances) - on Hell, Fade >>> Burst of Speed. That's it. P.P.P.S. There is no level 100 in Diablo. It's not good to lie about non-existent characters. P.P.P.P.S. And you couldn't have gotten such high skill levels without bonuses from items, so don't brag. Added 23 minutes ago The more I read and realize the facts presented in your post, the more I notice that "something doesn't add up." You have about 1k damage with a claw? I don't believe it. With any possible leveling, without skills, the claws can't have that much damage. And how, by the way, did you not manage to kill a sorceress with 12k damage? I understand, energy shield, etc., but... "it doesn't add up."

Hey, did you play the original Diablo II?