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If you managed to hit Mythic 15, you get access to "Endless Dungeons" that have infinite scaling.
Also, even though the maximum character level is 100, there're "masteries" that also have infinite scaling.
There's a great build variety for every class, I'm having tons of fun trying stuff around.
In Chronicon, one has basically full enchant power to manipulate the equipments to their best shape. Instead of farming ancients repeatedly for the best item (you get your elemental + double crit amulet?) in D3, in chronicon one just farm the crafting material and it's much faster. The first almost-perfect build probably takes 20-30 hours from scratch but eventually every 5 hours is enough to create a brand new almost-perfect build.
And to farm these stuff, there is something similar to greater rift ("Endless Dungeons" as mentioned) that you can keep going deeper or deeper, though not seemingly as fun as greater rift I'd say.
Other than this, Chronicon is similar to D3 in the sense that we build our characters around unique items and set items that gives their unique powers that boost certain class of skills or certain combinations.
What makes Chronicon charming, I think, is that Chronicon don't use artificial numbers like 300x damage to a skill in D3 to create a build, but abundant, more balanced and free combinations. At least when I last played D3 in 2019 every class had really only 1 or 2 damage-dealing skills and 1 to 3 builds that matters (and some class doesn't even matter at all until they patch and kill some others). In Chronicon there are much more viable balanced builds for every class.
For the smoothness of multiplayer and greater rifts challenges D3 is better in my opinion, but I eventually abandon D3 for its horrible balance that everybody is forced to work on the same build. I have spent 50-60 hours on Chronicon and might eventually abandon it for difficulty in multiplayer arrangement, and endless dungeon isn't really as fun as greater rift, but so far I am pretty happy with farming for numerous new builds.
I only wish there is a game that looks like D3 from the outside but has the core like Chronicon :p
That being said, anybody wants to play multiplayer with me?
By 'In a weird spot' do you mean 'broken awful garbage by scam artists'?
:)