Possible to save more than one build?

[Knin3]

Is it? I see I can save more than one outfit, but build I havnt managed to find. Id like to have one storm druid and one werewolf type druid, possible?

Thankyou

[Neithan]

There sadly is no way to save a build, you have to gather the second build eq in your storage, then change your whole Paragon and Skillboard, and change the gear.

You will have to do it every time when you change build.

[Knin3]

Yeh this is a big miss for this game, not sure why that is not implemented, Hope they add it soon because changing everything is a complete pain n how are you meant to remember the layout of your previous build on that paragon board. This has to be coming, if not jus stoopid

[Neithan]

Well, I think the original idea in the Diablo series is, that if you want to try a new build, roll a new character.

• D1 had no skill tree at all.
  
• D2 originally had no respecc option (only added later on, and limited).
  
• D3 (later on) made levelling to max quick and irrelevant, alhough the "skill tree" (if you could call it even that) and the paragon system was so limited (and resetable) that it really didn't matter.
  
• We don't speak about it. And yes, I got a phone.
  
• D4 makes leveling to 50 (where build actually starts to matter) easy, but not as quick as D3, offers a more complex skill and paragon system, and let's you respecc for "free" (gold cost is neglible) while being a hassle.

As you can see, the approach to build regulations had a continous evolution, with the current implementation, I'd rather assume that they might come up with some "build-save" option in the future.

Let's wait and see.

[Knin3]

Yeh I do not fancy doing the same game over n over again with the same character. If it was the only game on the market then yeh ok but it isnt, theres so many to play. Anyway I found the game way to easy even as druid id hate to think how easy it is with that damn sorcerer everyone uses with the super op balls of death. Couldnt face playing the game again

[Neithan]

Well, if something is not (enough) fun, no harm in plaing something else, you can still return to D4 later on, I am quite optimistic that they will improve on the game in the future.

Only, on a side note, it sounds as you did not play very far, while you are totally right about the cheese Wizz (although it is a rather lategame-build, depending on your dropluck with aspects), the game does have somewhat of a strange difficulty-curve. While you will struggle at the beginning (until you get comfortable with your class), it becomes usually easy clickfest towards the end of the campaign/lvl50, then a short difficulty spike changing to T3, until you got some next-tier gear, easy again till you start T4, another diff spike for collecting gear, then the difficulty of the world stays relative the same/becoming more and more trivial while you gear/level up.
But at that point, you can actually manage your difficulty manual via NMD dungeons, and the new bosses can be a bit of a challenge (while leveling) or even pose a big one, depending on your build,
Then comes Duriel (doable with a competent build) and uber-Lilith, who actually poses the greatest challenge in game unless cheesed.

In the end, it comes down to personal preference of what you want, just cheesing through the game or actually having a challenge, Both can be fun, I guess.

[Knin3]

im actually t4 at level 70 n im now 100 n can manage tier 77 nightmare dungeons on my own but no higher as yet

edit: yeh lillith battered me on my first attempt, so many one hit kills. Need more speed which I now have but not sure if I can b arsed to try her again

[Neithan]

Ok, wrong guess by me, but on another thought, did you use a build from some guide, or did your own thing?

For me, the game is really fun, and partly challenging, while doing my own thing and experimenting with skills (until lvl50-60) and creating my own build.

Remember, if you are copying some build, it will already be optimized and trivialize a lot of content, so unless you want that, you should rather avoid them.

[Knin3]

Im the type who will never ever look for help, the whole part about these types of games are discovering what works for you. Tbh It shouldnt but it gets to me to see ppl using ready made builds, hence my dig at the op sorcerer builds I see everywhere. I have alittle part way to go b4 my druid is complete but tbh I think level 80 tier will be my lot, I doubt what ive built will take me further. Ive got some statues to gather and some gliphs to level up, also some of my parts r low like my chest piece which is only a 850 but other than that im at max

[Neithan]

Originally posted by Knin3:

edit: yeh lillith battered me on my first attempt, so many one hit kills. Need more speed which I now have but not sure if I can b arsed to try her again

Tried her a few times in S1, got to phase 2 but her rnd onehit attacks were too much, couldn't be arsed to learn the pattern and did not try her since xD

But I actually like the setup, without those o.h. attacks it would mostly be just a gearcheck of tanking damage and dealing enough, but now you actually have to work during the fight and learn, and the victory will feel oh-so-more sweet if you finally achieve it. ;)

[Knin3]

Yeh im playing a similar game at min returnal which is actually for me a lil more brutal cus if u die u go back to the start. Im not the best at these type of games either. Im no youngster anymore but hey ho. What do you get for beating her do you know?

[Neithan]

Well, I am 43, so I get you... somewhat... I think... possibly?

On a side note, haven't touched D4 the last week actually, currently too busy reclaiming the Mines of Moria xD

[Knin3]

Actually ill trump that by 6 my friend :)

[Neithan]

Yah old f*ck.

[Knin3]

lol its not how old I am but how old im feeling, and im feeling a pretty young thing so :D

[Neithan]

Men don't grow up, only the toys become more expensive xD