[Wyvern8]

deepblue_82 wrote:

cable bb via lan should be fine..
ur com specs if amd x 2 or x4
or intel sandy is be all fine..

I am using a Lenovo laptop, model think is G475 or something. Got it during the show. Still manageable, worst case is when starting game. Always received your connection is disconnect...etc. A bit sianz. But anyway, alrdy get used to it... haha...

My comp think is AMD 2core type...

[deepblue_82]

Wyvern8 wrote:

I am using a Lenovo laptop, model think is G475 or something. Got it during the show. Still manageable, worst case is when starting game. Always received your connection is disconnect...etc. A bit sianz. But anyway, alrdy get used to it... haha...

My comp think is AMD 2core type...

looks to be not that bad..
http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/prod...e=ProductParts

[myxpdc]

http://us.battle.net/d3/en/blog/1980...view-6-23-2015

[Wyvern8]

myxpdc wrote:

http://us.battle.net/d3/en/blog/1980...view-6-23-2015

Oh my goodness... Torment X...??

New toughness level, new cube, new items, craftings.. I am just wondering why not just release a new expansion pack sequel..?

[delay]

i retire one month nia..............
nbz
ahaha

[abrams75]

hmmm is d3 dying....can see tha the population has drastically diminished recently

[jimlwk]

With the current plan, the passives you get by breaking down Legendary items with special effects in Kanai's Cube do not replace passive skills on your character, but are instead part of a separate set of passives that are specifically stored within the cube. You can store as many special effects as possible in the cube, but only a limited number can be active at a given time (currently, this is three: one weapon effect, one armor effect, and one jewelry effect).

[iridiot]

http://us.battle.net/d3/en/blog/1980...view-6-23-2015

The Public Test Realm for Patch 2.3.0 is right around the corner! Are you ready to feast your eyes on all the new goodies that await you in the world of Sanctuary? There’s a lot to cover, so let’s get started.


Table of Contents
New Zone: Ruins of Sescheron
New Artifact: Kanai’s Cube
Crafting System Updates
Adventure Mode Updates
New Feature: Season Journey
New Difficulty Levels
New Legendary and Set Items
Combat Changes
As always, please note that this is only a preview. The below information does not reflect all changes available in Patch 2.3.0 and is subject to change. Some images represent works in progress, and may not be representative of the final product.
New Zone: Ruins of Sescheron
In Patch 2.3.0, the frozen wasteland that is the Ruins of Sescheron will open for exploration. Here you’ll face off against strange new enemies and perilous environmental hazards, all while unearthing new mysteries from the lore of the mighty Barbarians. Those brave enough to make it through in one piece will discover curious new points of interest, including the lost Tomb of King Kanai and his ultimate treasure—Kanai’s Cube.

New Artifact: Kanai’s Cube
Those who played Diablo II might remember the Horadric Cube, a unique device which allowed you to combine items. Useful as it was, it was easily surpassed in power by the item from which it originated, Kanai’s Cube. In Patch 2.3.0, players will be able to discover this powerful ancient relic and utilize its incredible potential, including the ability to break down Legendary items and equip their special effects as passive skills (which are separate from your other passive skills), convert crafting materials from one type to another, and so much more.

Crafting System Updates
For those who eagerly gather crafting materials on their journey to level 70, we’ve got good news you’ll especially enjoy. Starting in Patch 2.3.0, the same crafting mats you use at max level will be available as you level up! We’ve also crunched down the number of crafting recipes, making the process easier and more fluid than ever as your results now dynamically adjust to your character’s level. Whether you’re bashing skulls on the highest difficulty or have just started your career and killed your first Champion or Elite pack, your crafting mats will never go to waste.

Adventure Mode Updates
This patch also includes changes designed to improve the pacing of Adventure Mode while encouraging players to explore Bounties across a variety of Acts. In addition to removing the Realm of Trials, we’re improving Bounty rewards by adding new Act-specific crafting mats to Horadric Caches. Completing Bonus Acts in Adventure Mode games will also now grant a bonus Horadric Cache stuffed with crafting materials, gold, and additional Act-specific crafting mats.

New Feature: Season Journey
Every player’s Seasonal journey is different—and so are their accomplishments. Starting in Season 4, you'll be able to track your individual progress through the Season Journey interface. This helpful feature is divided into Chapters, which include major milestones that are achievable by most players, and Tiers, which are designed for advanced players. Completing Tiers unlocks new portrait frame rewards, and the highest Tier includes challenges which will take effort to achieve for even the most powerful nephalem.

New Difficulty Levels
As players continue to discover powerful new gear, the current hardest difficulty level—Torment VI—can begin to feel less challenging. To help keep hardened battle veterans on their toes, we’re adding four new Torment levels with appropriate reward rates, including Torment X. We’ll be iterating on these new difficulties and rewards as the PTR progresses, so we look forward to hearing your feedback!

New Legendary and Set Items
For all you dedicated loot hunters, we’re also adding lots of shiny new Legendary and Set effects to the game. Aside from doing this through introducing new items, we’re also revamping special effects on some existing items, and granting new effects to some items which don’t currently have one. As in other patches, changes to Legendary items are not retroactive, so you’ll need to find them once more to use their updated form. Overall, this should result in more build options for you to explore.

Combat Changes
Several changes to monsters are coming to the game as well. Along with reducing the amount of crowd control the game’s tougher monsters will tolerate, we’ve adjusted the experience and Rift progress granted by killing monsters so they better reflect the effort required to kill them. For example, monsters that take more time or effort to kill now provide more experience, and those that are especially easy to kill will provide less. We’ve also made changes that create a better balance between the time you spend exploring and clearing Nephalem or Greater Rifts, and the time you spend facing the Rift Guardian. With these changes, more of the emphasis will be on your journey as you explore and clear the Rift.

Prepare Yourself!
New zone, new Cube, new items, new difficulty levels, new Adventure Mode changes—the list goes on and on! We hope you’re looking forward to trying out all these new features and leaving your valuable feedback once the PTR hits.
Out of all that you’ve seen above, which of these changes are you most excited to experience for yourself? Let us know in the comments, and we’ll see you on the Public Test Realm!

[MianBaoFren]

The new ptr stuff just adds more power creep without solving the core problems....

[Vulpix]

MianBaoFren wrote:

The new ptr stuff just adds more power creep without solving the core problems....

I think the combat changes are a step in the right direction though. I'm more interested in the Kanai cube. Them also giving more XP for tougher mob looks interesting, though I have no idea what is "tougher" in their definition.

[delay]

abrams75 wrote:

hmmm is d3 dying....can see tha the population has drastically diminished recently

i agree but i must say 2.3 is coming at the right time

[delay]

jimlwk wrote:

With the current plan, the passives you get by breaking down Legendary items with special effects in Kanai's Cube do not replace passive skills on your character, but are instead part of a separate set of passives that are specifically stored within the cube. You can store as many special effects as possible in the cube, but only a limited number can be active at a given time (currently, this is three: one weapon effect, one armor effect, and one jewelry effect).

all slots have
eg

boots - crudest boots
shoulders - vile ward
helm - Andrieal Visage
Gloves - TNT
Bracers - gundo
shield - Denial

[MianBaoFren]

Vulpix wrote:

I think the combat changes are a step in the right direction though. I'm more interested in the Kanai cube. Them also giving more XP for tougher mob looks interesting, though I have no idea what is "tougher" in their definition.

kanai cube? doesn't solve itemisation imo. it's definitely interesting but it will only know IF they manage to balance the legendaries and set items somehow. i dun think they will deviate from their 6pc legendary concept so... hard to say.

i think the more xp for tougher mob could be defined by acts. generally the higher the act, the more difficult the mobs (zombies>lacunis>hulking beast>corrupted angels).

[colonelsoh]

Vulpix wrote:

I think the combat changes are a step in the right direction though. I'm more interested in the Kanai cube. Them also giving more XP for tougher mob looks interesting, though I have no idea what is "tougher" in their definition.

Diablo 3 logic of tough = 20 trillion hp on white creep

:3

[Vulpix]

MianBaoFren wrote:

kanai cube? doesn't solve itemisation imo. it's definitely interesting but it will only know IF they manage to balance the legendaries and set items somehow. i dun think they will deviate from their 6pc legendary concept so... hard to say.

i think the more xp for tougher mob could be defined by acts. generally the higher the act, the more difficult the mobs (zombies>lacunis>hulking beast>corrupted angels).

According to the popular guy in reddit, the kanai cube:

Quote:

You break down passives and they are stored specifically in the cube. The cube can store an unlimited amount, but only so many can be activated at a single time. Currently one weapon, one armor, and one jewelry effect.

colonelsoh wrote:

Diablo 3 logic of tough = 20 trillion hp on white creep

:3

Nah, needs more jailer and frozen.