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In this way, players will be able to track their progress and compete against other players.ĭetails on Seasons and Tiered Rifts were provided in the release party Q&A and developer email explanations. It will be possible for players to roll an entirely new ladder character and get gear from scratch in a new season, and then see how far they can get in the Tiered Rifts for that season.

The optional combination of Seasons and leader boards in Tiered Rifts will make for an interesting competition.

Information will be displayed of who got to the highest Tiered Rift, and how long it took them to get there.

Tiered Rifts will also include a leader board, to compare your progress to the people on your Friends List, in your Clan, and among all the characters in that Diablo III region.

There will be unique rewards for with Tiered Rifts, including new Legendary items.

For example, if a hero can finish a Tiered Rift in just a few minutes, they would be able to jump ahead to a much harder Rift.

Players will have a timer to finish a Rift (kill enough monsters to draw out the boss and slay the boss) and the better they do, the more challenging the level that they get to tackle.

The idea is to see how many Greater Rifts you can get through, and how long it takes to do that.

Each Greater Rift is harder than the previous one.

If you clear that one you get Rank 3, etc. If you clear that Greater Rift within a certain time limit, then you unlock a Greater Rift Key (Rank 2).

Using that token opens up a Greater Rift.

When a Nephalem Rift is cleared, there is a chance to get a Greater Rift Token.

To access a Tiered Rift, characters will complete Bounties and Nephalem Rifts like normal.

They will be available to characters in the standard game, or by a ladder character in a Season.

Tiered Rifts are a challenge scenario in Adventure Mode.

The following Sets will be receiving buffs or redesigns to their full-Set bonuses in 2.1.0 and will be retroactive, so keep those pieces: We also want to let you all know that we will be improving some of the underwhelming Set items.

Also note that we do not have an ETA for the 2.1.0 PTR at this time.) (Note: Initially, the PTR will not have all the changes we want to do for 2.1.0, but as the PTR progresses, more changes will be added.

You should all be able to see (and test out) these changes soon™ on the 2.1.0 PTR once its live. Our future goals for the Monk in 2.1.0 focus improving core class attributes, class abilities, and addressing Legendaries that need improvement.

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Instead, we have many changes planned for patch 2.1.0, which is our first big content patch for Reaper of Souls and first big opportunity to do some meaningful evaluations for each class, Monk included. That said, while 2.0.5 didn’t include many changes to Monks, it doesn’t mean we feel there isn’t room for improvement (or that your feedback has fallen on deaf ears). The Crusader is not only the newest class in Diablo III (and a big feature of Reaper of Souls), but was in a state that (we felt) merited some immediate tuning and balancing, so 2.0.5 did end up featuring a lot of Crusader changes. I'd like to start by pointing out that patch 2.0.5 wasn’t really intended to focus much on class balance when it first was scheduled, but there were some circumstances that resulted in it including a lot of class changes, particularly for the Crusader.

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I’ve updated the posting limit in this thread, so feel free to keep it alive. I've been keeping a close eye on this thread (and others) so when it came time to talk a little bit about patch 2.0.5, and the future of Monks, this seemed like a good place to do it.