I'm having a real blast playing it right now, and many of the people I encounter on every night are, too. For comparison, the time for the current WR for Act 1 of Barb is 39:53.Reaper of Souls has revitalised the Diablo III community, and that's great. I'm going to do more testing to see if I can achieve Level 16 in Act 1 in 45 minutes. It seems that for me to level up quick enough, I need to use both the glitch and a mixture of tactical legitimate leveling strategies to get the level I'd like to achieve by the end of Act 1 in a reasonable amount of time. Also, you could kill all of them except the last one, leave the game, and see what happens.ĭoing any of the 'repeat' actions seems to take too long and doesn't give enough experience.
Killing the 4 Champions in the Drowned Temple, but not talking to Alaric. Kill 3 of them, then leave the game before killing the Queen. Grabbing the Glowing Sword Shard in the Drowned Temple. Talking to Haedrig after killing his wife. Talking to Leah after killing Captain Daltyn. Additionally, boots at level 16 can have between 8-9% movement speed. Also, you could kill all of them except the last one, leave the game, and see what happens.Īs stated, I believe the target level is 16. Killing the 4 Champions in the Drowned Temple, but not talking to Alaric. Then, leave the game, come back in, and do the quest again. Either do the quest 95% of the way or not talk to the NPC to complete it. Grabbing the Glowing Sword Shard in the Drowned Temple.Īdditionally, there are places where you might be able to 'repeat' the quest. Talking to Leah after killing Captain Daltyn. Here are some spots I'd like to try the glitch: These other skill builds that I tried do not seem to stack well together for boss killing. I need to change my skills to try your Frenzy/Rend combo. If I could find 2 more spots in Act 1 where I could use this experience glitch, I think you'd start to see a return on investment. The main problem was that I couldn't level fast enough. Louren: Here is the attempt where I tried to level early. If someone else can confirm that less enemies spawn at lower levels, that would be awesome. It only happens when you are lower leveled. Also, you'll see the Leoric Crowns glitch, as I get 3 Leroic's Crowns in this run. The biggest upside I saw of being lower leveled was that, I believe, the game spawned less mobs. I still believe if you could super level very quickly (like, get to at least Level 16 in Act 1), you would be able to get to 21 for Furious Charge within a reasonable amount of time. But, even though it is worse, it is better than nothing. Furious Charge is basically a worse version of Monk's Dashing Strike. You can dodge mobs or get around them as easily if you don't have Furious Charge. The main problem I saw with the run (other than not knowing the map patterns exactly) is the lack of mobility. I definitely think 19 or maybe 18 is even possible. I was able to beat the game yesterday during my speedrun at Level 20. So, you guys state that being lower level is better. 🙂 There are some more exploits now involving Leoric's crown, but those are definitely allowed. Sidenote: My first run for Barb NG was 2:55. So, before I do more testing, is leaving the game (not restarting Diablo 3, but simply leaving the server) to change difficulty allowed? It will substantially change how I run this game. So, logically, the highest difficulty the game can be played on a non-NG+ run is T6. But, if I leave the game, I can change it up to Torment 6 (tested this in Seasonal, since I have no other Seasonal characters). It won't allow you to change it any higher. You can only raise the difficulty in the pause menu from Normal to Hard. However, it does require you to leave the game, and re-enter on a higher difficulty (you can do it only using Campaign mode, despite what the video said).
You can see an explanation of one place to use it in this video : There is an exploit that allows you to gain an increased amount of quest experience.
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