^^^ As soon as I exit once to the main menu I shut off my PS4. My save is there whenever I come back without fail.
"This game would have been more enjoyable if had known/did THIS from the beginning"
Fill me in guys, as some of you may already know I'm a first timer and I'd love to capitalize on your time with the game/s to have a better experience with it.
So yeah, what can you share to answer that question?
Until you get to the max Level 70, none of the non-70 gear is worth anything long term. So with that in mind, experiment with builds, enchantments, etc. until you start getting L70. By then you hopefully know what you're doing.
The main thing that I had to wrap my head around is how to evaluate L70 gear based on the stats an item has compared to the stats it should
have. There is no straight forward answer to this, which made it difficult for a bit. It comes down to a balance of key stats (usually a class' main stat like strength, critical chance and damage, elemental damage, max sockets and cool down reductionare most important) that vary from piece to piece in an effort to sync with the build focus you are trying to achieve.
The biggest blind spot for newer players -even if they've reached L70 already- is how important elemental damage is for every possible item except the weapon itself. Apparently, elemental damage isn't added to the damage stats for some reason, but they have a HUGE effect on how much damage you can output.
Not only that, but your chosen skills and/or runes have to be the same (for the most part) as your primary elemental focus for it to work right, but in-game it doesn't always tell you which skills dish out which elemental damages. I have to go online to verify this in some cases, which is stupid IMHO. And with all that said, the elemental stat on your weapon plays virtually no role.None of this is explained in-game at all as far as I can tell.
My Crusader dishes out 55% extra Holy damage as my elemental focus. Most of my skills/runes dish out Holy damage. I would have appreciated this knowledge earlier, but It isn't something to really worry too much about pre-L70 since you get rid of everything less than that eventually.