To be honest, playing other classes is probably a better idea until Blizzard adds build loadouts, but it is frustrating when I enjoy Necromancer and want to try everything it has to offer all at once. Respec costs are hefty, but it's not as though gold is scarce (Image credit: Blizzard) I personally love Uniques-like my exploding skelly arms-but they do get a bad reception sometimes, and I think that's mainly because Blizzard has made it so hard to experiment with them. When the respec process is enough to put you off changing build, where's the loot incentive? Why would I hoard all of these Ancestral Rares for potential building when I'm probably never going to use any of them? It also impacts Unique items.
Honestly, by the time I've contemplated the process, that fun little build experiment feels far more uncertain, especially when my current character is already strong.ĭiablo 4's lack of a build loadout system might seem like a minor thing early on, but I've found it ultimately has a massive impact on the endgame. No, this is because I have to respec 58 skill points and four Paragon Boards every time I want to try something fresh. If it wasn't, players wouldn't be able to regularly drop millions rerolling item affixes. I'm not talking about skill respec costs, either gold is easy to get in Diablo 4, especially at the higher world tiers where you're selling Rares and Ancestrals pretty often.
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