Diablo 2 Remake has many ways to improve the character's own comprehensive ability, in addition to the most common reasonable matching equipment and the selection of equipment with more powerful attributes, several types of spells placed in the backpack that can bring attribute bonuses to the character are also choices that bring significant improvements in the middle and late stages. For example, most of the law system or related skill levels can bring a large improvement in the gameplay, you can choose multiple +1 character single-line skill level of the super large spell with a small spell with a survival or MF attribute, so that just enough to fill a vertical column of the backpack space.
Super large spells can appear in the attribute combination is very much, at most a prefix attribute combined with a suffix attribute, in order to facilitate the player to understand more simply and directly, here is a list of some of the super large spells can appear useful suffix attributes and the corresponding affix level (the affix level of the specific attributes of the super large spell is just equal to its item level, that is, the monster level that drops this item), all take the largest variable.
Prefix attributes: +1 class-specific single-line skill (affix level 50), all resistance +15 (affix level 35), +10 maximum damage +76 attack hit rate (affix level 29), +132 attack hit rate (affix level 49), +59 mana (affix level 49), +30% monoline resistance (affix level 30)
Suffix Attributes: +40% Monsters drop extra coins (Affix Level 19), +12% Quick Strike Recovery (Affix Level 1), +7% High Speed Running/Walking (Affix Level 19), +45 Health (Affix Level 91)
The super large spell attributes suitable for different class play are not exactly the same, the most common law system, some skill levels can bring greater improvement and main auxiliary gameplay, you can choose a super large spell that can increase your main skill level (with valuable suffix attributes), such as pure and exclusive necromance mage, ice, fire, electric output mage, trap assassin, elemental druid, standard horse, blessing hammer paladin, auxiliary shout washing barbarian, auxiliary aura paladin and so on.
Based on physical output, it is usually recommended to choose relevant attributes that can improve physical output ability, such as maximum damage value, attack hit rate of super large spells (with valuable suffix attributes), such as bow horse (spear horse), double heat paladin, most of the physical output barbarians, furious druids, martial arts (dragon claw) assassins, some entertainment melee physical output mages, and so on.
Resistance, mana type (combined with health) super large spells are biased to improve the character's survival and endurance, and players with weaker or poorer levels of operation in this area can also choose to bring some, but will generally choose small spells with the same type of attributes.
It's worth noting that only the Hell difficulty of Diablo (level 94), Nirasek (level 95), and Barr (level 99) can drop super-large spells with +45 health attributes (affix level 91) (or washed out with the super-large spells they drop), and the wash-super-large spells are also called wash-offs, the formula is to consume 3 any perfect gem or skeleton (no requirement for character level), and the properties of the board are reset each time, and there are enough perfect gems to wash all the way.
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