Barbarians are mainly divided into the violent flow and the shouting flow. The berserker flow is mainly based on strength. The rest of the full blood strength and equipment. As for the immortal set of equipment, death and doomsday, if you do not modify it, it depends on your chance and luck. If it is good, good equipment will come quickly
The main method of undead is to summon the poison flow and bone flow. It can also be combined with the flow such as summoning + poison or bone + poison. The main method of undead is blood. Blood is the king of the undead. The life-saving equipment is the same for all systems. The main equipment is also the same. The undead equipment is more casual and there are no big requirements. After all, generally when playing undead, you only need to summon the main system to have enough blood and resistance. It will be no problem
I have never played the equipment set for the mage. Not bad. The magic type and the ice type are the main ones. There are fewer monsters in Hell. I mean the monsters combined together are not single type monsters.
The Amazon bow and arrow system is good. It saves arrows and can be used in groups. The goddess has outstanding agility and can take advantage of surprise. Amazon's characteristic equipment, weapon death or wind power, silence, etc...
Assassins are also sensitive, have low blood pressure, melee type and trap type play, generally trap type plays with multiple equipment, main agility
< p>The Paladin can’t figure out the Revenge style, the Frenzy style, the Holy style or the Warrior style. I play in Hell and it’s hard to mix the equipment. I don’t understand, so I won’t say much.Druids love it. There are many different ways to play it. Violent wolfsbane wolf, wind druid, fire druid, ice drui, combination type drui, natural type druid, bear drui, violent bear drue, I have played all the above Drew streams. In conclusion, violent wolf and wind druid are the best in hell. Violent wolf is the best in the face of damage rebound. I suffered a disaster like the death mage Wind Drew in the fourth act. It was the same as playing Hell. There is no magic immunity to wind. I tried it but it didn’t work. I still got torn apart by the wind. The poisonous wolf mainly ran around with rabies and bit the ground. It was a boring and violent poisonous wolf. It's just nonsense. You can't practice it at all. Unless you modify it, the attribute points and skill points will not be enough. In the end, you won't be able to achieve anything, and you won't have enough strength or skills. You will have too few skills to train a series of Drew, and it's not like a mage or undead
If you want to play by hand, you can take a closer look at the Undead Druid. I recommend it, whether you are a veteran or a novice.
I have played so many. To put it bluntly, it is my experience after playing Diablo. It is just a personal experience. Opinions