The new season is coming alongside a new patch, which brings huge damage bonuses to all characters across the board with their armor sets. After the season starts, you'll want to check out what the metaclasses and builds are this season if you want to maximize your efficiency. You should also take a look at what class sets are given to players for playing this season (check Haedrig's Gift in this guide) to see what class you'll want to play as in order to redeem a free armor set.Įvery Season has a meta in terms of what builds for each class work best when it comes to clearing out high-level Greater Rifts.
If you fall behind in your group when it comes to levels, or if you know someone who is already a high level, you can have them power-level you to get caught up quickly.
Grinding Greater Rifts is a lot faster and more enjoyable when you're in a group rather than alone (but some challenges require you to do them alone to complete). Once you reach level 70 and endgame, you'll be doing a lot of Greater Rifts for loot drops and legendary gem leveling. And since everyone starts at level 1, you and your friends are starting from the same point, so why not work together? It's also a good idea to increase the difficulty to something that's manageable for yourself or your group because higher difficulty levels mean more experience earned and better loot to find. That's because up to four players can be in a Diablo 3 room at the same time, and killing a lot of demons goes by faster when there are multiple people available to help you out. While Diablo 3 can always be enjoyed solo, when it comes to seasons and leveling up to 70 for endgame content, it's always best with some friends.
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