Looking for ancients preferably but normal set/leg will work.Ħ) Use the cube to upgrade rares to legendaries until you get what you need and reroll regulars for ancients. This allows you to farm paragon levels and level up legendary gems.Ĥ) do about 3 runs (or until your bloodstones are full) only stopping in town to quickly mass deconstruct and repair only stopping to check legendaries and sets when you stop to gamble for gear.ĥ) Gamble for the gear you need while you're farming paragon and legendary gem levels. All classes have lots of big dmg endgame builds so don't worry about what is 'meta'.ġ) Make sure you have a decent stock of crafting mats.Ģ) Find a top tier build that you enjoy playing for both GR push and speed farming.ģ) Use your current build to farm the highest GR you can in ~3 min. In terms of character selection what I did was make a new class of each, try out their base skills for a couple levels to get a feel for the class, then decide from there what I wanna continue with. There's plenty of room to grow and push difficulty once you're max lvl. Also don't expect story to be hard, like I said it's the tutorial and hard difficulty in this game is really one of the easiest difficulties. Elective lets you use any skill on any slot and adv explains ur skills/runes in more detail.

My tips are enable elective mode and adv tooltips in gameplay options. There's plenty to learn once you finish the tutorial (story) but not worth figuring out right off the bat cause it can be overwhelming.

If you're just doin a story playthrough as a new player i'd recommend forgetting about guides for now and enjoy the experience. You don't really need a guide till ur max lvl and in adventure mode.

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