Helpful people who are quick to explain and help foster a greater understanding are everywhere, this sub is especially welcome to helping newer players.Ībove all else, just having fun is the most important thing. It takes a while to pick everything up to get a better understanding, but if you're not following something then you should stop to take some time to consider what they're saying, or perhaps do a quick google or ask some questions in game chat or on discord. There are a lot of systems and ways that things interact that may not be intuitive, but most everything is consistent within the game design as a whole. IcyVeins is easier to follow, because the ideas and themes there are loosely tied in, and lack a lot of synergy and creative use of skills that exist on the build guides on MaxRoll. Look up a youtube video (which are always included with MaxRoll guides btw) to have an in-depth and easy to follow explanation of how the build works, and what purpose each piece of gear and skill serves in the overall theme of everything. I’m just not familiar with it enough to say what I’m doing… aside from mashing my controller every four seconds.😑 I’m curious if playing the first or second one would make me more familiar with what skills are and what they set out to do. However, for what it’s worth, I’m typically not a fan of dark gaming like this… except perhaps castlevania. That’s when I learned that the set items don’t really vary from season to season. When last season began I was trying to find the best seasonal build for a demon hunter and couldn’t find one for 26.

I don’t know if it matters at all, but, I try to decipher it but I think I’m the end I’m still too new to understand it all. I don’t know if it matters enough to mention, but I also get hung up when they talk about an action being on one mouse click and another on the other. I think it has more to do with the fact ive played for two seasons, and this last season is the first time I’ve played with set items. Maxroll has a ton of gray info, but for me it’s hard to follow. To me, not knowing or being a lifelong player, the info on icy veins is easier to read… but may be dated some. I’m going to be the unpopular opinion here, but with a disclaimer.

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