In Diablo 3, what should be the primary focus of a Lvl 675 paragon with 100+ hours played?
Been playing D3 since it originally came out, and I'm stuck in a bit of a skill rut. Here's what my typical session looks like on my necro:
- grind bounties for essences and NR for fragments
- grind GRs for gems, XP, shards, legendaries
- Level up legendary gems to eventually 100~150 and enchant set armor
- Hope for primal drops
- Repeat
The cost to buff armor by sacrificing gems is crazy expensive (9 top-tier gems + lvl150 legendary). And I've only had one primal drop ever.
I've heard at this level paragon is a grind, but am I missing anything, or is this the end-game grind?
Thanks.
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What is a good paragon level in Diablo 3?
Now with Paragon levels, people who have a Paragon level 400 or 600 character automatically earn some respect. People know that they have played for a very long time which means that they are probably pretty good at the game as well.What is the maximum Paragon level in Diablo 3?
There is no cap on Paragon levels. Players can now earn as many Paragon levels as they can, provided they contribute time. All that needs to be done is to simply fight monsters and complete quests with a hero already at lvl 70.How do you get Paragon points Diablo 3?
Once at max level, the creatures you kill and the quests you complete will thereafter contribute experience points towards your Paragon level. As you progress through the Paragon ranks, you'll receive points to spend in one of four combat categories: Core, Offense, Defense and Utility.Fast Paragon(2K)/Augments/Gem Leveling SOLO Guide - Diablo 3
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