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By this time, you should be buying "elixirs" from the witch and the doctor as often as possible, to help you ramp up your stats, and should be stockpiling "potions of full regeneration." No, the "drops" in these levels are mainly useful for generating cash.
I bought a magical shield from Griswold as well, and never (in my most recent two playthroughs, this year, on the GoG version) bought ANYTHING from Wirt, though he's known to occasionally have some really amazing items. it's (in my experience) the best sword out there. well, I never gave up Griswold's edge once I had it. I think I upgraded my helmet, but my armor, shield, and sword. Drops are not (unlike later Diablo series games) the main way to get "better stuff." Except, as you say, through quest-drops.īy that point in the game, I'd already gotten most of the really good equipment I kept from then on. During the entire game, I only got 2 amulets and 5-6 rings from enemies. Except for Veil of Steel, but that was a quest reward. Weird thing is, the monsters dropped gear that was just mildly better that what I was already using. Getting through 13-14 was an unfunny slog of saving/loading. The next one had snow witches and balrogs and felt like easy mode =D No, in Diablo 1, SLOW AND CAUTIOUS is the only way to play.Ĭhtolzer: Thanks for replies, just got past those levels.
It's more "horror" than "action." It's a huge context shift from the latter games, where you are best served by rushing in and slaughtering as many enemies as possible as fast as possible (which becomes most annoying when you get to the overgrown jungle city). so radically different from Diablo II or later. One at a time is best, of course.Ī key part of this game. lure them out so that they hit you only a couple at a time, if you can. As a rogue, you'll want to just unload arrows into one guy as fast as you can, and then you may have to retreat to a known safe area while firing to take out the second guy.Īs for spitters. What class are you playing as? As a Warrior, by this point, you should have good enough armor and weapons to engage one or two at a time, and survive. If you just stroll on in, you'll get swamped, though, no question about it. in this case, typically one or two at a time. Wait til an enemy sees you, and let them come to you.
Wiki seems to list blood knights as "final knight class" -enemies, why are they popping up so early in hell? Well, the trick is to move SLOOOOOWLY. I was barely able to cheese my way through the level and get to 14, which is apparently also populated with lava spitters and blood knights. The spitters are also a serious threat, and force me to use gear with fire resistance, instead of better stuff. A single blood knight can kill me with two hits, and they seem to resist fire pretty well. The earlier cave levels forced me to actually think what I'm doing instead of just hacking away, but lv 13 is just brutal. I'm playing as warrior and just got to hell, the first level (13) is filled with nothing but blood knights and lava spitters. Chtolzer: Is this happening to anyone else?
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