The Quest Line itself offers 2 specific legendaries, a ridiculous boss fight at the end and some 4th-Wall-Breaking fun in the dialogue. Of course you could just look up the different steps necessary, but where's the fun in that? Trying to solve the puzzle yourself is way more rewarding. Won't spoil anything about the boss though.Īnd then there is the even more secret Quest Line exclusive to Ultimate difficulty. She's pretty hard, somewhat well hidden and (I think) is used as sort of a measurement to see if your build works out in the late game. There is an optional secret boss on every difficutly. I know, it's a DLC, but this one is pretty much worth it, in my opinion. A 150 wave horde mode with pretty good rewards at the end, if you can farm it well. They got a pretty decent chance for high rarity loot and can drop items to help future characters with getting negative reputation. You can grind out negative reputation, reach nemesis rank and farm those nemesis mobs. All of them have a different focus on the enemies you will encounter, offer pretty hard bosses at the end and since recently, those bosses can drop specific legendaries you can find nowhere else. Other than that, there are actually some different things to do in the endgame.Īs already said before, there are the 3 dungeons: Steps of Torment, Bastion of Chaos, Port Valbury. There's items for almost any possible combination.

Try something new, maybe take inspirations from epics and legendaries you already found on your way. You grind gear for your character, try to equip him, and maybe start a new character.

It's pretty much the same like in, say, Diablo 2.

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