[Diablo 3] Starting Your End Game Journey Guide

I have just started on the end game journey and have learned a lot from my friends and also through reading up. I wish to share my experience with you so that you too can face end game with confidence.

00:00 Intro
01:30 2 game modes
01:50 Difficulty level
03:55 Let's talk about gear
08:25 Finding your build
10:43 Where to farm gear? Bounty
14:20 Loot drop is relevant now
14:58 Rift is a fun end game
20:00 Let's talk about bloodstone
21:54 Kanai's Cube
26:30 The forge to salvage gear
27:22 What items should I pick up as I play?
28:30 What about gems?
30:17 Reforging gear is fun too
33:06 In closing

[daveg]

Absolutely brilliant! Everything I needed to know, clearly articulated. Thank you!

[TheNapoleonComplex]

This is the best vid ive seen for starter players. The rest of the youtubers start basic but cant help themselves but to start throwing out all of the high level forum slang without explaining anything at all. I wish I wouldve discovered this video 2 weeks ago

[glenn]

Knowing I can actually see the list of the possible enchanting list really helped! I just got this game on my Nintendo Switch. Thanks for your video and I have to keep grinding for a socket on my helmet.

[zoldlen]

Great video, man. I've been searching for a basic understanding of end game and this was it.

[TheRealJaded]

Just started playing, on act 2. Excited for end game and adventure mode. Good job with the video!

[dazecm]

I recently came back to this game after levelling two characters to 70 and then moving on to other games. Now with all the changes and game modes made available, I returned and was wondering where the hell to begin without wasting time. This video certainly clarified lots of things for me and allowed me to avoid just blindly diving in and inefficiently blundering my way through to figure things out and get to the really fun, and just as important, the productive loot drop bits :)

Nothing is more frustrating than grinding through gameplay only to discover a misunderstanding of the gameplay changes means you wasted more time than necessary. Thanks for the guide.

[AntimatePcCustom]

you are my hero! <3 this is just what i needed! :D thanks! have a nice day!

[DaveyThunder]

Excellent video, thank you! Just enough detail without overwhelming me as a new player.

[flatearth]

Thanks dude. Love how comfortable you are speaking with your accent. Dont get me wrong, mr wong, i like the accent. Im a streamer with an accent myself and it amuses me to hear someone else with an accent not stopping him from spewing information out. Haha. I hope I make any sence. Keep it up brother you helped me out ALOT

[LornBoys]

Thank you very much for the rundown! Love your accent :)

[zaydolla]

Ty for this video and I’m joining today u explain things the way I think love it

[brandon]

Just finished the story on the switch. Needed an idea of what I should do next, thanks for the rundown :-)

[josephzola]

This answers so many of my questions, thanks so much!

[Traeran]

Really good video! Maybe i'll play Diablo 3 again, so this is really usefull

[kenk]

Now this is more detailed and user friendly. The previous vid i watched about guides was utter trash. I dont know what he was spouting. How can a beginner know if he throws about technical jargons and assuming we know what they know. Thankful for this.

[Mrposton]

Very informative :) ty so much for sharing your knowledge! I subscribed :)

[martinharrod]

Very informative video, explained everything i need to start this up again (only level 58). On the quality of content of this video i have subbed and hope i find more like this in your playlist!

[ralmslb]

Good video explaining the different options, however this game seems to lack greatly is:
What is the point of getting super strong gear if there is no objective to use it at.

As someone that recently reached lv70 and have been farming for a week now, I think ahead and only see that I'm trying to get better gear to be able to farm more gear...
It's hard to justify the effort. In a lot of games, specially MMOs, you grind a lot, farm a lot, with the objective of going to a special dungeon or something. Not the case in Diablo3

[jashley]

Yeah... it has been a while. Think I will hop back in and check out the new season. I have my eye on a cool lightning wizard build that seems fun. It's an interesting time for Arpg's. Grim Dawn is going to have an expansion somewhat soon, PoE's Breach League ends late Feb, MH...well.... yeah, also Wolcen released a big update today (though there is no real progression as everything will keep getting wiped as I think they are still calling it Alpha).

D3's more easily digestible mechanics and easier to manage gearing makes it a nice casual distraction for me. I have gotten pretty wrapped up in it before when chasing Grifts on a Marauder DH and later on an Inna's monk. This is one of those games where i can honestly say that actual player skill is a huge factor in pushing those really high (90's I guess?) Grifts. Never got too crazy high, but it would be pretty cool to check out the old-school Tristram content and see what I can get done in the Season before doing my impression of the dog from "Up" and going "Squirrel!" at a different game.

Ty for the video as always

[andreibogdan]

I've played Drakensang online and Diablo 3 but to be sincere with you i enjoy more end game drakensang you should try that game super fun.