Diablo 4 Season 8 Boss, Difficulty And Drop Rates: Next Season Brings Big Changes

In October this year, with the simultaneous release of Vessel of Hatred expansion and Season 6, Diablo 4 has further optimized all aspects of the game, which can not only enhance your combat experience but also bring new possibilities to all classes in the game. As for Barbarian class, there are many builds available in Season 6, but Rend Barbarian Build is undoubtedly one of the most competitive and can be a powerful assistant for you to accumulate Diablo 4 Gold. Based on this, we will introduce you to the precautions for using this build from multiple aspects. Overview Of Rend Barbarian Build The biggest difference between this build and many other builds in Diablo 4 Season 6 is that it relies more on increased damage generated over time rather than directly causing damage to the enemy. Therefore, when using Rend Barbarian Build, you need to pay special attention to the type of damage scaling. The key to using this build is to find ways to increase critical hits and vulnerable damage bonuses. Additionally, Hemorrhage Paragon node increases the amount of bleeding you deal to enemies based on your vulnerability damage bonus, and Gushing Wounds key passive increases bleeding based on your critical hit damage. And as a bonus to this key passive, every time you deal a critical hit, you deal 70% more bleeding. Suitable Skills In Season 6, you will have approximately 72 skill points available with the new level 60 cap and grinding renown to invest in the skills needed to use Rend Barbarian Build. There are many active and passive skills that Barbarian can use in the game. The following are some of the more suitable ones: Active skills: Flay-Enhanced: 1 Rend-Enhanced, Violent: 5 Challenging Shout-Enhanced: 1 Rallying Cry-Enhanced, Strategic: 1 War Cry-Enhanced, Power: 1 Rupture-Enhanced, Warriors: 1 Steel Grasp-Enhanced, Fighter’s: 1 Call of the Ancients-Prime, Supreme: 5 Passive skills: Warpath: 3 Pressure Point: 1 Martial Vigour: 3 Imposing Presence: 3 Raid Leader: 3 Booming Voice: 3 Guttural Yell: 3 Aggressive Resistance: 3 Pit Fighter: 3 Slaying Strike: 3 Cut to the Bone: 3 Thick Skin: 1 Counteroffensive: 3 Concussion: 2 Wallop: 3 Gushing Wounds: Key Passive Best Skill Rotation Order When using Rend Barbarian Build in a serious encounter, it is recommended to release the appropriate skills according to a fixed order: Rallying Cry Challenging Shout Steel Grasp Rupture Rend Rupture Call of the Ancients First, when entering the encounter, you can make full use of the buffs of Shout skill and thus activate Berserking. After these effects take effect, you can then pop Steel Grasp to attract enemies and make them vulnerable, which also creates a lot of synergies that can bring benefits. Once you have the above settings and there are enough enemies nearby, cast Rupture immediately. Combined with active Shout, equipment and some passive skills, you will start resource generation and use Rend smoothly. And using Rend heavily can make all enemies nearby bleed heavily. After you use Rupture as much as possible, you can also use Rupture again to deal with explosive damage. In addition, you can use Call of the Ancients on its cooldown to deal with a lot of damage. And because of the reduced cooldown, your Shout skill and Rupture will also reset frequently. Earthquake of Tec rune will increase your damage output. Best Arsenal Setup As a Barbarian-exclusive buff mechanism in Diablo 4, you can use Arsenal to assign different weapons to different skills. In addition, it can also trigger passive skills or legendary buffs, which reward you for swapping weapons. It is worth noting that using a specific type of weapon will further affect the passive enhancement of that weapon. For Rend Barbarian Build, we recommend that you assign all attack skills to dual-wield weapons. For example, with a sword and a mace, you will get additional damage and attack speed bonuses, can hit those controlled enemies more accurately, and increase the chance of outputting damage and frenzy to stunned enemies. You can also add specific weapon types to your tech slots and apply their buffs to all of your weapons. For Rend Barbarian Build, we also recommend the two-handed axe, which makes all of your attacks deal more damage to vulnerable enemies, which goes well with this build. Best Paragon Boards & Glyphs Once you reach level 60 in Diablo 4 Season 6, skill points become a thing of the past, and Paragon points will help you continue to level up. In fact, Paragon system helps you choose upgrades from themed boards loaded with buffs, and each path is unique. So you can completely tweak this build with specific boards and glyphs to make yourself get a unique Rend Barbarian Build. As for the specific Paragon board’s progress, we recommend that you unlock them in the following order: Starting Board Blood Rage Warbringer Decimator Hemorrhage After determining Paragon board, you can choose the following Paragon glyphs for Rend Barbarian Build and match them with the corresponding Paragon board: Rumble Level 100 (Starting Board) Ambidextrous Level 100 (Blood Rage) Wrath Level 100 (Warbringer) Challenger Level 100 (Decimator) Ire Level 100 (Hemorrhage) How To Choose Mercenaries? I believe you will find that the mercenary mechanism introduced in DLC is an indispensable part of the build. For Rend Barbarian Build, as with most other Barbarian builds, Raheir should be your first choice of mercenary. Raheir has Ground Slam and Bastion which gives you both offensive and defensive buffs, with the bonus of slowing down enemies, making it harder for them to escape from your Rupture explosions. As for the second mercenary, I believe Aldkin would be the best choice for this build as a reinforcement. His Field of Languish to Steel Grasp can be bound to slow down enemies and reduce the damage of enemies you pull inward. If you want to increase the power of this build, you can pay more attention to the game giveaway information in iGMeet Discord to get some good equipment. Good luck!

In the eager anticipation of many players, Diablo 4 Season 6 will be launched on October 8. Facing new Season, in order to respond to the various preparations made by players, the game makers have prepared a wealth of new gameplay and new Events to satisfy players. Among them, new Event Realmwalker Event is quite worth playing. As a new Event in a new Season, there are undoubtedly some key points that players need to pay attention to when participating in it, especially Main Mechanism of Event. Based on this, we introduce relevant Event Mechanism and the main gameplay for players: Basic Information About Diablo 4 Season 6 Before participating in Realmwalker Event, since this is an Event in Season 6 Hatred Rising, you must have a basic understanding of Diablo 4 Season 6 in order to better participate in related Events, so as not to waste some Diablo 4 Gold in the game process. Similar to Blood Harvests of Diablo 4 Season 2, Diablo 4 Season 6 uses a zone Event approach when planning some Events, such as Realmwalker Event. Zones of Hatred Rising use green Demon’s Head Icon on Map to represent these Events. In a sense, they also represent Corrupted Minions of Mephisto. In Zones of Hatred Rising, random Portals are generated, filling corresponding Area with swarms of Enemies, who will Attack you when you enter Area. Some of these Enemies will be enhanced by hatred, making them more difficult to Defeat than normal Enemies you encounter. Although they are not very threatening and harmful, they cannot be directly Defeated by optimized Builds because of their sturdiness. Of course, if you want to join Realwalker Event, you need to enter these Zones of Hatred Rising. Deep in these terrifying Zones, hide terrible new Enemies waiting for players to conquer and Kill them. Basic Information On Realmwalker Events When you start exploring Zone of Hatred Rising corresponding to an Event in the game, you will enter corresponding Portal. In fact, these are just a small part of Hulking Realmwalker that has Burrowed itself in Ground. At Specified Time Interval of the game, Realmwalker will Wake up from its Slumber, and then it will slowly Move through Zone of Hatred Rising. The main goal of the players is to kill Realmwalkers, but they are invincible for mostly when they pass through Zone of Hatred Rising, and even swarms of Enemies will spawn. So before Killing Realmwalkers, the player must first kill these Enemies. After these Enemies are killed, a meter will be filled, which will cause Realmwalker to summon Elite Enemies known as Bloodbound Guardians. However, the good thing is that after Defeating Bloodbound Guardians, most of Life of Realmwalkers will be consumed to a certain extent. When Realmwalker reaches the end of its Journey, you will have a Boss Battle with it. The difficulty of Battle depends on how many Bloodbound Guardians you manage to Kill on the way. If you manage to Defeat Realmwalkers, you will enter Portal on its back. After that, you will enter Seething Realm. Traversing Seething Realm In fact, Seething Realm is like a bonus Dungeon for Realmwalker Event. Because if you have Defeated Realmwalkers and Minions they spawn before, you will not have much trouble in Seething Realm. Seething Realm is divided into two floors. After passing through the first floor, you will reach Realm Gate, where you can choose what kind of Rewards you want to get on the second floor. By trading a certain amount of resources such as Murmuring Obols, you can choose Gold, Materials, Equipment, and Socketables as main Rewards. After that, you will fight Enemies that will drop these Rewards in the second floor, and then reach the last Area of ​​Seething Realm. After fighting more Enemies, you can get an open Radiant Chest there. The most important Prize is Seething Opals. What Seething Opals Do? Boiling Opals work very similarly to Elixirs in Diablo 4. They are consumables that provide you with many Standard Buffs and change Drops from Enemies based on the type of Opals you consume. Each Boiling Opal lasts for 30 minutes and Triggers the following effects: Enemies Drop Rewards based on the type of Opals. Killings accumulate Reputation with Zakarum Remnants. Players gain 15% Increased Experience. By choosing which Realm Gate to cross in Seething Realm, specific types of Seething Opals will be Dropped. Seething Opals of Torment, for example, will Drop Boss Summoning Materials for Tormented Bosses. Also, if you have Vessel of Hatred expansion, Seething Opals of Socketables will cause Enemies to Drop new Runewords. This gives you a chance to try to Craft Runewords you want. To maximize the value of Seething Opals, you’ll want to use them before entering a Helltide or beginning a Realmwalker Event. This will allow you to face large numbers of Enemies with a high frequency of Enemies Dropping Rewards you want. That’s all for the main content of Diablo 4 Season 6 Realmwalker Event, as well as some of the key points for participating in it. If you want to learn more, you can join iGMeet Discord to communicate with others, and there’s also a chance to win game prizes through the giveaway channel! Hurry up and join!

Today, I'll be delving into the crucial topic of the newly introduced resources awaiting us in Diablo 4 Season 4. My aim is to provide a thorough breakdown of all the essential resources you'll need to acquire, along with the optimal strategies for obtaining them. Let's dive in! Obducite, Ingolith, Neathiron The first important resources that I want to discuss are Obducite, Ingolith, Neathiron. For that, you just need to run Pit of Artificers. From Tier 1 to Tier 30, you're going to receive Obducite. You just need to run it, and pretty much you're going to receive Obducite at the end. From Tier 31 to at least Tier 60, you're going to receive Ingolith. You can change to it and it will be in up to Tier 60. From Tier 60 and onwards, you're going to receive Neathiron, so everything further is pretty much Neathiron by itself. But here's a trick which is pretty important and which will help you to get it. If you go to The Alchemist, you can craft materials from them. So, for example, if you need a lot of Obite by itself, you can just craft Upthsite from Inth at a pretty nice rate. However, you will need to invest a large number of Diablo 4 Gold in the process. You can also craft Ingolith out of Neathiron. That way, you can get it from the highest resource. So, if you can farm Pit 60 and higher, it's much better to farm Pit Tier 60 and then just break your Neathiron into the lower levels of currency, both Obducite and Ingolith. So, Alchemist and their Transmutation part is your helper in that. Scattered Prisms So, the next set of resources I want to talk about is Scattered Prisms. These resources mostly drop from World Bosses. There are chances to get them randomly, but it's crucial to prioritize defeating World Bosses. A World Boss can yield 1 Scattered Prism, sometimes even 2, though typically it's just 1. Ensure you're not missing out on world bosses and keep your Scattered Prisms ready, as you'll need them to improve the socket amount on your items. If they do drop randomly for you, that's good too, but most of the time, it's from world bosses. Angelbreath Another resource you'll need to actively farm is Angelbreath. You'll require Angelbreath to consistently roll your items, which is crucial for ensuring they meet your standards. The best way to farm Angelbreath is during events in Hell Rift. You can receive up to 10 Angelbreath from completing normal events, which is a significant amount. So, participating in events during your time in the Hell Rift is highly recommended to ensure a steady supply of Angelbreath. Runeshards When we are talking about the Runeshards, we have a few options to farm them. Most of the time, if you need Runeshards immediately, you can just go and get them from Nightmare Dungeons. So, if you finish, for example, Tier 1 to 100 Nightmare Dungeons, you're going to get close to 15 of them, and that's a pretty nice decision. However, I think that it's much more efficient to just farm them from Tortured Gifts of Mysteries. For example, when you're opening them, you're receiving a lot of other items, and one of them will be Angelbreath. On top of that, you're also receiving Forgotten Souls, additional items, and pretty much Runeshards as well. Gemstone Fragments So, another thing which is pretty much important is farming fragments of the gemstones. Right now, unfortunately, there is no proper way to farm them, and they're just dropping everywhere. I also noticed when you're doing bosses like Grigoire and Varshan, for example, the monsters around are dropping a pretty significant amount. Some are also dropping from Blood Maiden, and Blood Maiden could be a decent option to get them. But generally, if you're just playing Diablo 4 Season 4, killing enemies, and running around, at one point, you're going to have enough fragments to pretty much craft all your stones. So, I recommend not to focus too much on them. Resplendent Spark So, the next question is where to get Resplendent Spark. Overall, you get Resplendent Spark from disassembling Uber Uniques. However, there are a few additional ways how you can get it. You need to kill all the tormented bosses, and you will be able to get it from them. You also will need to finish a quest line of this Season 4, and you will be able to get one spark too. On top of that, you're going to get one from Uber Lilith as well. So, all those ways together are going to get you some Resplendent Sparks. And if you drop some Mythic items. You will be able to just disassemble them for more if you don't really need them. Max 925 Gear The last part is about how to farm max level 925 gear. I just recommend to go for Blood Maiden kills, because Blood Maiden kills could be pretty fast if you have a lot of people with you, and she can drop a few oranges items at the same time. They almost always have maximum item power. If you follow these simple methods and get all these new resources. I believe you will find this guide helpful.

Embarking on your journey in Diablo 4 Season 2? The Endgame awaits, and to empower you, we've meticulously crafted a tier list of the best builds, guiding you through the labyrinth of choices. Our rankings, current as of November 9, 2023, and reflective of Patch 1.2.2 changes, will steer you towards triumph in Sanctuary. S+ Tier - Best Diablo 4 Endgame Builds for Season 2 1. HotA Barbarian 2. Pulverize Druid 3. Stormclaw Druid 4. Werewolf Tornado Druid 5. Infinimist Necromancer 6. Pentadot Necromancer 7. Twisting Blades Rogue 8. Arc Lash Sorcerer 9. Ball Lightning Sorcerer In the echelons of S+, these builds stand as the paragons of Diablo 4 might, offering unparalleled power and efficiency in the endgame. S Tier - Highly Optimized Diablo 4 Endgame Builds for Season 2 1. Double Swing Barbarian 2. Upheaval Barbarian 3. Walking Arsenal Barbarian 4. Boulder Druid 5. Blood Lance Necromancer 6. Bone Spear Necromancer 7. Sever Necromancer 8. Summoner Necromancer 9. Death Trap Rogue 10. Flurry Rapid Fire Rogue For those seeking a balance between potency and versatility, the S tier holds the key. A Tier - Strong and Versatile Diablo 4 Endgame Builds for Season 2 1. Thorns Barbarian 2. Whirlwind Barbarian 3. Lightning Storm Druid 4. Blight CE Necromancer 5. Blood Surge Necromancer 6. Omnistorm Necromancer 7. Barrage Rogue 8. Flurry Rogue 9. Penetrating Shot Rogue 10. Rain of Arrows Rogue 11. Rapid Fire Rogue 12. Blizzard Sorcerer 13. Conjuration Sorcerer 14. Firewall Sorcerer 15. Ice Shards Sorcerer In the versatile realm of A tier, these builds offer a robust blend of strength and adaptability. B Tier - Viable Diablo 4 Endgame Builds for Season 2 1. Poundquake Barbarian 2. Bulwark Druid 3. Lightning Shred Druid 4. Poison Summoner Druid 5. Trampleslide Druid 6. Chain Lightning Sorcerer 7. Fireball Sorcerer While not at the zenith, these B tier builds are entirely viable for conquering the challenges that await. C Tier - Less Optimal Diablo 4 Endgame Builds for Season 2 1. Rend Barbarian 2. Bone Spirit Necromancer 3. Frozen Orb Sorcerer 4. Meteor Sorcerer Here lie builds that may not be optimal but can still carve their path through Sanctuary. D Tier - Underperforming Diablo 4 Endgame Builds for Season 2 1. Companion Druid 2. Shred Druid For those who seek a challenge or a unique approach, the D tier is not to be dismissed. Season 2 Update Log See the Past Season Update Log further below for a list of all previous updates Tier List Criteria This tier list, accurate as of November 9, 2023, accounts for the nuances of Patch 1.2.2 changes. It's an Endgame Tier List, focusing on performance in endgame content, not leveling efficiency or ease of play. Our rankings weigh factors like Damage Output, Survivability, Mobility, and Resource Management, ensuring you make informed choices for your Season 2 journey. This comprehensive guide arms you with the knowledge to navigate the endgame landscape of Diablo 4. Embrace the power that suits your style and conquer the darkness that lurks in Sanctuary!