If you run out of time, you’ll still be able to complete your current level, but won’t unlock a new difficulty level or have the chance to upgrade your legendary gems.Until the Rift Guardian is defeated, you cannot change your skills or equipment.To reach the next level, you’ll have to summon and kill the Rift Guardian within a limited time. Greater Rifts have endless levels, and each one is progressively more difficult.Like Nephalem Rifts, a Rift Guardian will be summoned once you’ve slain enough enemies. In multiplayer games, each player will need to have a Greater Rift Key in order to participate. At first, you’ll only be able to choose between a handful of Ranks beat your highest available Rank and tougher ones will become available. It was actually the META to play solo because every damage dealer in a group would just get one shotted by monsters with enhanced multiplayer damage.Each vanquished Nephalem Rift Guardian will drop a Greater Rift Key (sometimes two or three Keys in higher difficulties!), which you can use by selecting the Nephalem Obelisk and choosing the Rank you wish to attempt. This was absolutely crazy and a played huge part in why Inferno was so hard back in the days. When Vanilla Diablo III launched in back in 2012 there was a monster damage scaling per player. This has not always been the case however: The monster's damage output stays exactly the same, while the players toughness only goes up by skills like Ignore Pain or Inner Sanctuary. On top of that you gain the Strength in Numbers buff in group play.
The base health of monsters is lower to begin with in Greater Rifts, but scales up faster per additional player that joins the group.Īs you can see by this group scaling it is always more efficient these day to play in a group, as the benefit of having party members far outweighs the monsters power gain.
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