For those who are interested in Greater Rifts or any kind of ladder, then these classes will still satisfy the need for a fast room-clearing whirlwind of Hell hate. That's why it's rather important to know which classes are currently at the top this season. In each season of Diablo 3, balance changes tend to upset the efficiency of the classes and shake up the game's meta. We're looking forward to seeing continued experimentation, discussion, and feedback on Challenge Rifts in the coming weeks.RELATED: Games That Are Stuck In Development Hell (& Games That Actually Got Out) This is so that the optimal play of Seasons does not include stocking up on Challenge Rift caches during the non-Season to claim on your Seasonal character for a "head start." Only caches that are earned during an active Season are able to be claimed by Seasonal characters. Second, as the beginning of Season 11 is just around the corner, we wanted to clarify something about Challenge Rift caches. We agree that it would be nice to have a place to celebrate the champions of previous Challenge Rifts, so we will be starting a regular, weekly blog that highlights the top 50 solo players each week.
Wanted to provide a few updates regarding Challenge Rifts.įirst, as some of you have noticed, the leaderboards currently track two sets of records: previous and current. Do I have to wait until season start and then complete my first challenge rift so that I can receive the reward or can I finish this weeks Challenge rift (arguably the first challenge rift for this season) and collect the reward once seasons starts? I want to do this week's challenge rift once it resets, but do not want to lose out on the reward for my Season character if I do it before season start. I know that Nevalistis was kind enough to give us some information on Challenge Rifts with regards to season start, but I was wondering if anyone could clarify further one of the problems i'm currently faced with.
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