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Legendaries: Diablo 3 and You

Despite Blizzard’s liking for their newer IPs, Diablo 3 has been doing well and going strong. The game has had an incredible expansion in the form of Reaper of Soulds that slightly takes the game back to its Diablo 2 roots. Diablo 3 is fantastic, with millions of gamers playing it to a high degree. After all, who can resist the tug of Diablo 3 Legendary Items that are just ready to be farmed?

D3 Items in RoS

As if vanilla Diablo 3 didn’t have enough D3 Items to farm, RoS adds a variety of new Diablo 3 Sets that change the meta every season. Legendaries are the ones most sought after since they’re hard to get and require lots of hours just to see a glimpse of the stuff. There’s no real assurance that the legendary you get is the best! Certainly, as fun as Diablo 3 is, it can be just as equally upsetting to keep up with the veterans. Regardless of the Diablo 3 Items you’re seeking, it pays to know that it will take a chunk of time and patience on your end to achieve greatness.

Farming for Diablo 3 Items for Hours? Forget That!

Greatness is part skill and gear, at least in the world of Diablo. Even if you’re the best player out there but can’t manage to get the right Diablo 3 items, then perhaps you may find your head on a pike, more often than not. Thankfully, you can find legendaries at a fair price.

No more grinding for you! Just check out stock of items, including D3, and find your dream items. These items will sure leave you desiring for more as you cut your way through the minions of hell quickly. What are you waiting for? Take down the Lord of Destruction with top notch Diablo 3 Item Sets today!

When Diablo III was released in 2012, it had some big shoes to fill. Coming twelve years after Diablo II, many wondered if the new game could capture the frantic action RPG fun of the legendary Diablo series and bring it to a modern gaming audience.

A Dungeon Hack & Slash, with MMO Elements, and a Robust Economy Bolstered by Real Money Trading

With the Blizzard development team at the helm, few should have worried, because Diablo 3 ended up being a hit with its updated graphics and gameplay, and generally smooth launch. That is, except to say that the biggest problem on launch day was making sure the servers could handle the login demands. In fact, the PC version of the game set a record for selling 3.5 million copies in its first 24 hours of being on sale, and Diablo 3's overall 30+ million copies sold dwarfed the beloved Diablo II's 2 million.

The Diablo series is known for being more of a hack-n-slash, fast-paced and combat-heavy RPG, as opposed to more slow-paced titles like Skyrim or Baldur's Gate. Six different combat-focused classes are available to players, who can play either alone with NPC followers or in groups with other real players, both online and locally.

The gameplay is heavily focused on questing, with players going through a set series of quests, including main story quests and many side quests, which are accessed in the traditional fantasy RPG manner of exploring lands and talking to characters. More interesting is the game's background lore, which pits the angels of heaven against the demons of hell.

Diablo 3 Items

One thing that made Diablo 3 a huge success is that Blizzard stepped out on a limb, and actually built the game around a monetization model which allowed real money trading. Yes, that's right; Blizzard got themselves into the market of making money off of games and RMT.

Another major difference between Diablo and other RPGs is its extensive loot system. Much of what makes one player's character different from another in Diablo is what items the character has, and unlike games with set items that are very particularly placed around the world and which are always the same from one player's game to the next, Diablo 3 items are randomly generated based on many factors, including the difficulty of the character that was killed to drop the item and more. Additionally, items within the D3 world, will also cosmetically enhance your character, unlike its predecessor.

Each item has a series of stats attached to it, including things like attack values, buffs and debuffs (special powers) and more. Items are given a value based on how good they are, with the various values being: common, magic, rare, legendary and set. Diablo 3 set items are of particular interest to players, because they, unlike other items, become even more powerful when used with other items in the set. Typically, as mentioned, items are earned through killing enemies, but they can also be bought from merchants, won as quest rewards or even crafted. Crafting D3 items also took up a big part of the game, because users inside the game had the ability to upgrade D3 weapons or D3 armor, or even swap out states for others, and sell to other player on the real money auction house (or RMAH).

That being said, typically the very best and most interesting items are achieved by defeating high level creatures, which means playing through the game multiple times so that its difficulty goes up, making the level of creatures and then the level of the items go up as well. This requires a large amount of time to play the game, and it also has a high factor of randomness to it, as you can't know or control what items will drop. This makes getting awesome Diablo 3 items that work well for your character difficult at best, and it's even harder to get ultra-rare items like Diablo 3 legendary items or sets.

Don't Wait for That Drop: Get the D3 Items of Your Dreams Today

Waiting around just hoping to see the right item colors appear in a drop from a Diablo enemy is incredibly frustrating because, if we're all being honest with ourselves, you just never know if it's going to happen. You could play for hundreds of hours and never get what you're looking for, and then go online and see another player get exactly the drop you want within minutes of playing.

These days, item sales have become the major trading force in the Diablo 3 market due to the fact that currency trading between accounts/players has been restricted. Most people now then, exchange value, through item trade, especially for crafting items, and legendary items which can be traded into vendors and sold at NPC prices (which is a roundabout way to improve your gold coffers, but it is what players do these days).

What you, and we, want really though is to be slaying some virtual baddies with the coolest of weapons and the sweetest of armor, and that's what you’ll get by buying items.