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Mythic Uniques are the most powerful unique items in Diablo 4. Each Mythic Unique has a description of its personality and lore. Mythic Uniques Items are items that can change the way you play the game. They can almost redefine your build. But is this true? Not entirely. There are currently 12 Mythic Uniques Items in the game, and only some of them are very powerful items. So when you get a Mythic Unique Item in the next season, it’s best to see if it is useful for your build before deciding whether to equip it. How To Get Mythic Uniques? Mythic Uniques Items always drop as Ancestral 800 Items, which means they will have at least one higher affix. Mythic Uniques can be increased in power at a Blacksmith, but cannot be Tempered. 1. Monster Drops Mythic Uniques only drop from Torment Difficulty monsters, and higher Torment Tier, the higher the chance of a monster dropping Mythic Uniques Items. But in general, it is still a bit unreliable to get Mythic Uniques Items by farming Monsters. Torment Difficulty monsters may drop unique items and gold, but the chance of dropping Mythic Uniques Items is too low. 2. Boss The theme of Season 8 is Boss Powers. In order to raise the rank of Boss Powers to the highest level, players will have to farm Bosses. Torment difficulty bosses have a much higher chance of dropping Mythic Uniques Items than normal monsters. 3. Resplendent Spark It takes 4 Resplendent Sparks to craft a Mythic Uniques Item, and it is also possible to craft a Mythic Unique Cache with 2 Resplendent Sparks and 50,000,000 Gold. Only 1 Resplendent Spark is obtained from disenchanting a Mythic Uniques Item. 1 Resplendent Spark is obtained from defeating Echo of Lilith and any Tormented Boss for the first time, and 2 each season. Certain Mythic Uniques can be exchanged for 2 Resplendent Sparks runes and 5,000 Diablo 4 Gold at Jeweler. Mythic Uniques Item Tier Tier 4 Shattered Vow: You can execute enemies that have sustained damage greater than their remaining health. Nesekem, the Herald: Marks an enemy every 2 seconds for your next [1 - 10] attacks. Marked enemies become vulnerable, and your attacks against them are guaranteed to deal critical hits and suppress. Ahavarion, Spear of Lycander: After killing an elite enemy, gain a random Shrine effect that lasts for 20 seconds. This effect can only be triggered once every 30 seconds. Tier 4 Mythic Uniques Items represent items that are flawed in their design and will not work or even hinder a build. For example, the unique effects of Shattered Vow are difficult to trigger in combat. If you are unlucky enough to get one of these, disenchant them into a Resplendent Spark or exchange them for gold. Tier 3 Melted Heart of Selig: When the equipped character takes damage, each 1% of maximum health lost is converted into 2 resources. Andariel’s Visage: Lucky Hit has a 20% chance to trigger Poison Nova, dealing 4,500 poison damage to enemies in the area over 5 seconds. Tyrael’s Might: At full health, your skill unleashes a holy barrage that deals 195 damage. Tier 3 Mythic Uniques Items are items that have some use value. They are useful for a few builds, but they are still replaceable. For example, Tyrael’s Might can only be triggered when the health is full, and the damage is not high. It is suitable for Sorcerer class or builds with strong health regeneration, but as a body armor, it can only be used as a transition.  Tier 2 The Grandfather: Your Critical Strike damage is increased by 100% [x], and the other attributes of this weapon can be higher than normal. Doombringer: Your Lucky Hit has a 25% chance to deal up to 900 Shadow damage to nearby enemies, and reduce the damage they deal by 20% for 5 seconds. Tier 2 Mythic Uniques Items are items that can be very powerful in some builds, but they are not widely used. They are used to pursuing extremes. You can use them in some Overpower Builds or in Hardcore mode. Tier 1 Ring of Starless Skies: Consuming a Primary Resource reduces the resource cost of the equipped character’s skills and increases their damage by 3 seconds. Harlequin Crest: Equipped character gains 20% damage reduction. And all skill levels +4. Heir of Perdition: Gain Lilith’s Favor, increasing your damage by 60% [x]. When Slaughtering a monster, you can briefly steal Lilith’s Favor from nearby allies. Shroud of False Death: Gain 40% [+] movement speed and Stealth effect if you haven’t attacked in the past 2 seconds. Tier 1 Mythic Uniques Items are the strongest and are considered must-have items in many builds. Many top-level builds require these Mythic Uniques Items. It is not yet known whether Season 8 will add new Mythic Uniques Items. Mythic Uniques Items mentioned above are all Uniques Items currently in the game. Except for Tier 1 items, other unique items are relatively not too powerful unless they are useful for your Build.

Although Diablo 4 can be considered a stand-alone game, it can actually be played online and has some in-game transactions. The developers have made a lot of money from players through the battle pass, limited-time skins, and mounts launched each season. Perhaps it would be more appropriate to call this game a “semi-stand-alone game”. However, this part of the transaction is not transparent to players because these developers deliberately confuse their value, making it difficult for players to figure out how much money they have wasted on these contents. Recently, Consumer Protection Cooperation Network (CPC) coordinated with European Commission to publish a set of guidelines specifically for virtual currencies in games, with the aim of protecting children and people who are susceptible to gambling temptations, as well as providing a more transparent player experience and complying with EU consumer protection laws. The virtual currency here does not refer to in-game currencies such as Diablo 4 gold or POE 2 currency, but refers to currencies such as FIFA 25 Points and Diablo 4 Platinum. In-Game Virtual Currency Principles CPC Network lists the following non-exhaustive key principles that CPC expects video game companies and gambling operators to follow when offering in-game virtual currency: 1. Product value display should be clear and transparent. 2. Practices that conceal the cash required for in-game digital content and services should be avoided. 3. Practices that force consumers to redeem unwanted in-game virtual currency should be avoided. 4. Consumers should be provided with clear and understandable pre-contract information. 5. Consumers’ right of withdrawal should be respected. 6. Contract terms should be fair and written in simple and clear language. 7. Game design and gameplay should respect different consumer vulnerabilities. These terms are intended to make the value of in-game virtual items more intuitive and understandable, and also to prevent developers from secretly manipulating and inflating the value of virtual items. And players as consumers have a right of withdrawal. These provisions are not laws, but a set of guidelines agreed upon by national authorities within the alliance that regulate gambling activities. This means that if a gaming company does not follow these guidelines, anyone who sues the company will have the support of national authorities and is likely to win. So the effect is immediate. Will Diablo 4 Be Affected? Undoubtedly, yes! Aside from the transactions between Diablo players, the game publisher has also introduced a currency called Platinum in the game. It is different from Diablo 4 Gold. It is a “premium currency” specifically used to unlock passes or limited skins. For example, it takes 1,000 Platinum to unlock a season pass, which is about 10USD, but the developers of Diablo 4 will not show you this when you intend to unlock the pass. And this is exactly the opacity that CPC wants to eliminate. Game developers must clearly mark the value of their virtual products. And because of the existence of this clause, “Should avoid forcing consumers to invest in unwanted game virtual currency.” Players will be able to unlock these in-game contents directly with cash, rather than exchanging cash for Platinum in the game and then using them to unlock in-game virtual items. The key point of virtual currency is that it can distinguish the value you actually get from the amount you have to use. Since digital assets can be freely distributed, while companies benefit from people using currency for short-term consumption, they actually prefer you to use and recharge virtual currency as much as possible because this is the driver of their ongoing revenue. Therefore, people not making frequent consumption and becoming conservative with virtual currency will hurt the revenue of game publishers. These provisions will effectively combat situations where in-game items cost $6 to unlock, but you can only redeem $5 of virtual currency. Diablo 4 often faces this problem in Platinum, where the 1,000 Platinum pack is too little to unlock most skins, but the 2,800 Platinum pack will leave some Platinum to entice players to continue consumption to “not waste”. In other words, this clause will combat the practice of game developers forcing consumers to consume. What Should Diablo 4 Do? In order for game publishers to avoid being investigated by state laws due to Consumer Protection Act, any electronic games or other content released should be reviewed and modified if necessary. These new key principles will bring significant changes to many existing games because they target practices that are currently common in the market. If the developers of Diablo 4 fail to complete the review and transformation in time, they may face a fine of up to 4% of their annual turnover. In any case, this is a good thing for players. This new clause does not affect the exchange of Diablo 4 Gold and items between players, but mainly targets the publishers of the game. Currencies such as Platinum will not disappear in a short time, because the value of these virtual currencies is not fixed and can be manipulated by game developers at will. However, publishers, including Diablo 4, should mark the real product value below the virtual items. If this policy is implemented smoothly, we can predict that other game manufacturers, including Diablo 4 developers, will use the trick of “using virtual currency is more favorable than using real money” to attract players to exchange their virtual currency with real money. The actual results of these new guidelines remain to be seen. All companies need some time to adjust, and the changes should happen in the next period. Perhaps we will see these changes in Season 8. Although this only applies to players in Europe, once there is a clear and mature set of rules regarding in-game virtual items, it will be beneficial to all consumers.

Diablo 4 Season 6 is coming with a series of updates and changes that will reshape the player experience. Through PTR experience of 2.0 major update, we already know that Vessel of Hatred will introduce important changes that affect all classes and builds. Now that PTR is over, have you decided which class and build you should choose to experience the new Season 6 content? This guide will provide you with predictions for the best class and build based on the upcoming changes. Class Changes Players will gain additional skill points between levels 50 and 60 to adjust your build. The maximum level of the character is capped at level 60. After reaching level 60, players will transition to Paragon levels, further strengthening the build. World tiers have been restructured. Players will now advance through new difficulty levels called Normal, Hard, Expert, and Penitent then unlock Torment levels. Ancestral items will drop at the beginning of the Torment level, and the introduction of new item qualities will change the way players equip in the endgame stages. Season 6 Class Tier List The impact of new skills, changes to Paragon system, item quality adjustments, and the introduction of Rune Words will all have an impact on class rankings in Season 6. When considering the general enhancements and the impact of the new systems being introduced on Season 6, an early preview of Season 6 class tier list is given below. 1. Spiritborn Tier: S Spiritborn is equipped with a range of active and passive skills, such as Concussive Stomp and Vortex. Not only do these skills introduce new strategic options that will hopefully increase their adaptability in a variety of game situations, but they also have the potential to create powerful synergies with other game mechanics. Therefore, it is well worth spending some Diablo 4 Gold to acquire equipment that can enhance Spiritborn’s damage output. 2. Necromancer Tier: S Some of the Necromancer’s key skills have been significantly improved. Blood Lance can now pierce through enemies and gain suppression effects after multiple casts. The newly added ultimate skill S Rift can absorb souls to deal damage and create a defensive barrier. Enhanced passive skills also further improve Necromancer’s utility and damage output. 3. Sorcerer Tier: S Sorcerer gains a summon skill that dynamically adjusts based on the last element used. The passive skill Enlightenment significantly increases damage output under certain conditions and optimizes elemental damage synergy. The update of Rune words expands Sorcerer’s cross-class tactical options. 4. Barbarian Tier: A Barbarian introduces new skills and passive skills. Barbed Carapace passive skill can improve Thorns builds, while new skills such as Pulse AOE and Mighty Throw can enhance Barbarian’s diversity and crowd control capabilities. These skills, combined with the rich Paragon board, improve Barbarian’s utility and damage. 5. Rogue Tier: B Rogue will gain a new skill that enhances mobility and attack power. The adjustment of passive skills focuses on enhancing elemental damage and injecting additional effects into skills. But compared with other professions, these updates are far from enough. 6. Druid Tier: C Druid’s Stone Burst skill will be buffed, while the One with Nature passive is designed to greatly enhance companion abilities, but Druid will still be in the lower tier unless further adjustments are made after PTR. Builds Tier List Our ranking of the best builds in Diablo 4 Season 6 based on the changes in PTR is as follows: 1. Lightning Spear Sorcerer Lightning Spear Sorcerer was the best build in Season 5, and it is still a top choice in Season 6. It benefits from a conjuration mastery cap increase to 30, which enhances its already strong damage output. With the addition of splintering buff and rune word benefits, it can deal more deadly damage. The inclusion of War Cry in its arsenal further consolidates its leading position. 2. Bleed Builds Bleed Builds may not have a particularly strong performance in Season 6. Despite this, players have always maintained a high level of enthusiasm for testing and optimizing these builds. But without major innovations in build strategies, they are not expected to reach the top level. 3. Rapid Fire Rogue Rapid Fire Rogue impressed players with its high damage output in Season 5. Its adjustments in PTR are not expected to have an impact on its high damage. Therefore, it will still be a solid choice for players looking for a stable performance. 4. Bone Spirit Necromancer Bone Spirit Necromancer may see a boost in survivability in Season 6. Double damage with the new update may make this build even more popular. Each of these builds has unique advantages and disadvantages, and their ultimate survivability may change further in PTR. If you are missing some items or equipment when doing these builds, you can follow Giveaway channel in iGMeet discord, which often releases product giveaway information for Diablo 4, and you can explore these builds with more players in the discord group and pay attention to more powerful builds.

As the release of Diablo 4 Season 1 - Malignant draws near, players are eager to level up their characters and explore the dark realms of Sanctuary. To assist both new and seasoned players in their journey, we present the ultimate Diablo 4 Season 1 1-50-100 Leveling Guide. This comprehensive guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to level from 1 to 100 in the most efficient and fastest way possible. Diablo 4 Season 1 1-50 Leveling Progression (Campaign) For players embarking on their first journey through Diablo 4 or starting fresh in Season 1, following the campaign leveling path is essential. The progression from level 1 to 50 is as follows: Complete the Campaign: The main priority for brand new players is to finish the campaign. This unlocks various rewards, including your mount, which allows faster movement throughout the game world. Clear Strongholds and Get Waypoints: While progressing through the campaign, make sure to clear strongholds and collect waypoints. These activities grant experience and enable faster travel. Explore and Complete Side Quests: After completing the campaign but before reaching level 50, explore the maps and complete side quests to gain additional experience. Aim to reach the 40 to 50 level range to transition to the next part of the guide. Complete Capstone Dungeon: Once in the 40 to 50 level range, attempt the first Capstone dungeon, which unlocks the next difficulty tier (Tier 3). Diablo 4 Season 1 1-50 Leveling Progression (Skip Campaign) For those who want to skip the campaign, whether on an alt character or in a new season, the leveling progression is slightly different: Focus on Legion Events: For efficient leveling without the campaign, prioritize participating in Legion events, which provide a significant amount of experience. Make sure to reach the events ahead of time to benefit from XP boosts. Tree of Whispers Dungeons: Engage in Tree of Whispers dungeons every 90 minutes. Five dungeons spawn in each region, and completing two dungeons rewards 10 Grim Favor. Turn in the Grim Favor to the Tree of Whispers for bonus XP and loot. Explore and Clear Dungeons: If there are no active Legion events or dungeons on the map suitable for your level, explore and complete dungeons in the main area. As you level up, more dungeons become accessible. Clear Strongholds and Get Waypoints: If there are no active events or dungeons, focus on clearing strongholds and obtaining waypoints. These are crucial for efficient travel to dungeons and events. Complete Capstone Dungeon: Once reaching the 40 to 50 level range, tackle the first Capstone dungeon to unlock Tier 3. Diablo 4 Season 1 50-100 Leveling Progression After reaching the 50 level mark and transitioning to Tier 3, the leveling progression continues: Nightmare Dungeons: Access Nightmare dungeon sigils, which grant access to Nightmare dungeons. These dungeons offer a substantial amount of experience, especially after a recent XP buff. Nightmare Dungeon Level: Ensure that the monsters inside the Nightmare dungeon are at least three levels higher than you to gain a 25% XP bonus. Calculate the ideal dungeon level by subtracting 50 from your character's level. Reach Tier 4: Upon reaching the 60 to 70 level range, complete the last Capstone dungeon to unlock Tier 4. Tier 4 offers even better gear and more XP for leveling. Helltides Events: Participate in Helltides events to earn Forgotten Souls, which are vital for re-rolling gear and crafting. While leveling, Helltides events can be beneficial for gaining currency. By diligently following this Diablo 4 Season 1 leveling guide, players can quickly and efficiently progress from level 1 to 100, unlocking the full potential of their characters. Whether venturing through the campaign or skipping it altogether, these leveling strategies will ensure a thrilling and rewarding journey through the dark and treacherous world of Diablo 4. Ready your weapons and prepare for an epic adventure as you rise to greatness in Diablo 4 Season 1 - Malignant!