It’s a great way to earn high quality loot. After completing enough bounties, you’ll unlock a Nephalem Rift, which is a randomized dungeon with a hyper-strong enemy at the end. These are good short bursts of action, a kind of “best of” tour of Diablo 3, and completed bounties earn you coin and experience. You can go kill the Butcher Boss in Act 1 or clear out a specific cave of enemies, for example. Adventure Mode is unlocked after completing the campaign and tasks you with completing certain bounties across the entirety of the Diablo III chapters. The biggest addition, aside from the new chapter in the campaign, is Adventure Mode. Some of the new levels have some great set pieces, including a battle in the a town square of Westmarch, a satisfying showdown with an old enemy in the blood marshes, and a final dungeon that is a great throwback to earlier Diablo titles.
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The new act took me a few hours to burn through, and it only took me likely about 5 hours to upgrade my character from level 60 to 70, the new level cap. Since this is Blizzard we’re talking about, the expansion had the potential to tell several new and interesting stories (further exploring the revolution in Westmarch, the templar order’s corruption, who replaces the emperor in Caldeum, etc.) but instead settled on one very boring one. Spoiler alert: You’ll get to revisit some of the iconic locations of previous Diablo games (in new forms), meet new creatures (grim reapers, ghosts, zombies, monsters, demons), and then kill them. The Nephalem player character, after defeating Diablo, now must confront the twisted Angel of Wisdom, Malthael, refashioned as the Angel of Death. Though I’ve yet to meet someone who plays Diablo for the writing or plot, Reaper of Souls expands on and furthers the Diablo story in a predictable but fun way. Now my Demon Huntress has a sleek all white look and doesn’t keep getting saddled with a ridiculous pointy helmet. There’s also a new NPC character, the mystic, who lets you remix some of your weapons’ skills or change the appearance of an item, giving the player more freedom and control of their look and playing style. Of course, in the polishing process, classes and powers get nerfed, but the overall Diablo package is undeniably much more well-rounded and shinier. I didn’t have to make as many trips to town to sell equipment I was never going to use, and never grew frustrated that the legendary item I had found was for the wrong class. For the most part, these revamps make the game much more streamlined and your inventory less cluttered.
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