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Experimenting with different gear combinations and skill builds is definitely one of the most rewarding parts of Diablo 4, as it allows for personalized gameplay and strategic depth.

Isshin is one of those bosses that demands perfection. His speed, power, and versatility with different phases can leave you feeling utterly outmatched. After getting repeatedly demolished by his relentless assault, I had to take a step back and seriously re-evaluate my approach. It was a mix of frustration, sheer determination, and adrenaline that kept me going. Finally beating him felt like conquering a mountain!

I'm probably best at Diablo 4. I've spent years farming, exploring maps, and battling bosses, get unique d4 items, so I have a deep understanding of each class's skills, gear setups, and game mechanics. I excel at team coordination in Hell difficulty, particularly in boss fights where I can maximize my character's damage output and survivability. I enjoy experimenting with different gear combinations and skill builds to optimize my characters.

That said, this gameplay doesn't really fit the Path of Exile's speed meta, so players end up choosing either, but not both. ... It's easy to see that, despite its problems, Path of Exile will still worth playing in 2021, maybe 2022, too

Yeah, it's really relaxing game

I never buy gold or gear ingame although a lot of players do this

Life just can never go back