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I’m actually nearing a point in the main story that I recall bouncing off of when I first was playing BandS more casually. I mostly recall this because I got to the scene where my character first uses the Dragon Pulses to windwalk, which featured some of the cooler cinematography from the BnS NEO Divine Gems game’s engine and easily one of this MMO’s finest pieces of music. So as you can tell, smashing the “F” key to get through the cutscenes and get into the combat has been the modus operandi, and it’s been very successful in reinvigorating my time in-game.

So then that kind of begs the question once more of what NEO is really bringing to the table for those who have been here before. More and more this game is feeling like the best option for those who have never played BandS at all instead of some way to relive the game.

Most of that comes from the fact that gearing up and improving skills continues to feel streamlined, which is most definitely a good thing considering what I recall about the gearing system in this MMORPG. I don’t think I’ve really dug in to all of the hard granular details here, but the UI surrounding gear, soul shards, and accessories just feels… better. Or at least an improvement over the original.

I’ll also point out that a lot of my time in game has indeed been solo as I run through the figurative and sometimes literal tunnels of the game’s leveling path. The only time that I really interacted with others was when one of the side quests commanded me to kill a zone boss. And I’m using the term “interaction” very lightly here; it was less like a coordinated effort and more like a curb stomping of some poor frog creature.

Still, I am having a pretty good time thanks to the Assassin. And I’m glad that I’m starting to enter new-to-me territory in the buy Blade and Soul NEO Classic Divine Gems game’s move through the levels. But then that does prsent a problem for this column in that I’m not really sure what poll choices to offer. This was an expected outcome, of course – it’s the issue that I often run in to when themepark MMOs are the month’s game but this one feels particularly gnarly. Especially since there are two more weeks left in this month to push through.

"We feel like using Diablo IV Gold it got to a place where you could not really play your build, your way," Luis admits. "It was basically, you are going to pick one of those four collections and that's it. We are making sure that sets don't predominate in Diablo 4." To accomplish this the team has a very simple solution, be sure Legendary Items are the option. With hundreds being designed and elegant and inserted into the match, create diversity that is true deciding how you might want to play and which fosters player creativity with.

Another piece of the puzzle is Runewords with impact and cause Runes' re-introduction that can socket into items choices are built by adding nuance. "We feel like using Diablo 4 it got into a place where you could not actually play your own build, your way. It was basically, you are going to select among those four sets and that's it." An approach which also extends to the team will balance the loot and fine tune Diablo 4's speed and progression. Although details aren't offered.

We do understand that in its existing state handling difficulties won't improve the amount of Legendary Things or drop rates or taking on content you'll find. Instead gear that is more powerful will be easier to obtain or become accessible. Mythic Stuff with four Legendary affixes in which you can only equip one's concept adds more layers to the potential. The damage and power curve is distinct, and also a far cry from sheer insanity and pace of Diablo 4.

"Players recognise that matches grow over time," Luis responds when the discussion shift towards the current progression and rate of Diablo 4. Where loot rains in the skies. "Where Diablo 4 acquired, after several Seasons, the equilibrium philosophy was that we'd never nerf anything. We have a different approach to it. It's just like with the art, it is another lens through which you look at the game"

"So just like, artists are considering cheap Diablo 4 materials to create art and the mood, our balance designers which are coming from StarCraft - possess a very different strategy too," Luis continues. "David Kim, our new Lead Systems Designer, will oversee balancing of items. His approach was like,'that is how it is accomplished by us and No, we nerf things all of the time'.

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