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Fergusson The D2R Items thing that Dungeons are known for in Diablo is the concept of them being procedurally generated , meaning that every time you enter the dungeon offers a unique experience. And one thing I really like when we play is that you go in without knowing what the goal is. There's nobody on the other side of the door who can tell you what to do.

 

How you complete this is that you have go into the dungeon and figure out the goal, which is quite enjoyable. They also play quite well with our endgame. Not only do you have the dungeons you're playing when you're playing through the campaign regularly for, perhaps, new gear or a specific item however, at the end all of a sudden you have Nightmare dungeons.

 

Shely: So , since the dungeons do exist in the universe, these are real places. As you're doing the endgame activities where even more choice can be found from the whispers about the Nightmare dungeon to the expanded Paragon system, which we've shown in a small glimpse in the video there.

 

You can upgrade the dungeons with these sigils and make them Nightmare dungeons, and they are more dangerous. These additional affixes will be applied to them that make the monsters more dangerous , or can even give you advantages.

 

You'll be able to choose from a range of sigils with all kinds of affixes. Therefore, there's you as the player, the choice of the types of sigils that you'd like to use. If you come across one that's for something you don't consider suitable for your specific class, skip that one--do a different one.

 

Ferguson said that Nightmare Dungeons are our spin on Rifts which is why if you've played Diablo there's probably an item in town. you'd just walk up to it and opens a portal and away you go and you're stuck in the town and going through it over and over. Then we've got these Nightmare Dungeons. It's similar to playing an Rift in a way however, it's D2R Ladder Items Buy a feeling of belonging.


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