Category: Diablo III

After hitting Level 70, and picking up more pieces of the Immortal Kings set, my Barbarian was ready to fight. She killed Rakanoth, and Izual on Master difficulty.

In this video, I was determined to get my Barbarian to level 70. I managed to get there by doing a set of Act I Bounties. Fighting skeletons, zombies, and spiders is fun!

In this video, which was recorded the day before Diablo II: Resurrected launched, my Barbarian started at level 67. The goal was to get her to 70, but I didn’t quite make it.

After completing the Lower and Upper Realms of Cursed Fate, my Barbarian ran through the Lower and Upper Realms of Infernal Fate. As before, these Realms blend into each other, giving the player a lot of variety of monsters and terrain to fight in.

In this video, my Barbarian started at level 62. I didn’t feel like doing Bounties or Nephalem Rifts. On accident, I found what I thought was brand new content – and I sent my Barbarian there.

After finally hitting Level 60, my Barbarian was ready to fight Diablo and Siegebreaker. Doing so would not only help her level up some more, but also are required to complete part of the Season Journey.

In this video, my Barbarian started off at level 57 and worked her way to Level 60. She did this by running through some of the locations in Act III.

In this video, my Barbarian started off at level 55. Instead of running through more Nephalem Rifts, or doing more Bounties, she went to the Desolate Sands.

In this video, my Barbarian started out at level 50 and ended up at level 55. To do this, she completed some – but not all – of a set of Bounties. After that, it was a lot of Khazra, skeletons, and zombies.