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Diablo 3 Walkthrough
Click your way to Azmodan. Our Diablo 3 walkthrough will teach you the secrets of the classes, acts, and new allies.
Barbarian
Barbarians are the only returning class from Diablo 2. They are powerful close range fighters that attacks with melee weapons and withstand large amounts of punishment. A Barbarian hits hard with brutal attacks and gains shouts to buff their team.
The Barbarian's resource is fury. Many attacks generate fury, while others cost fury to use. When out of combat fury will drain quickly, requiring you to begin each fight with primary and defensive skills. The Barbarian skill types are primary, secondary, defensive, might, tactics, and rage. They have 22 active skills and and 16 passive skills.
Barbarians can equip mighty belts and weapons which offer more protection and attack power than items of a similar level.
Level 15 Skills
Bash
- Unlocked at Level 1
- Primary
- Generate: 6 Fury per attack
- Brutally smash an enemy for 150% weapon damage with a 20% chance to Knockback.
- Clobber
- Unlocked at Level 6
- Instead of Knockback, each hit has a 35% chance to Stun the target for 1.5 seconds.
- Onslaught
- Unlocked at Level 13
- Add 2 reverberations that cause 22% weapon damage per strike. Removes the chance for Knockback.
Hammer of the Ancients
- Unlocked at Level 2
- Secondary
- Cost: 20 Fury
- Call forth a massive hammer to smash enemies directly in front of you for 200% weapon damage. Hammer of the Ancients has a 5% increased Critical Hit Chance.
- Rolling Thunder
- Unlocked at Level 7
- Create a shockwave that deals 155% weapon damage to all enemies within 22 yards in front of you.
- Smash
- Unlocked at Level 15
- Strike a smaller area for 270% weapon damage.
Cleave
- Unlocked at Level 3
- Primary
- Generate: 5 Fury per attack
- Swing your weapon in a wide arc to deal 120% weapon damage to all enemies caught in the swing.
- Rupture
- Unlocked at Level 9
- Enemies slain by Cleave explode, causing 85% weapon damage to all other enemies within 8 yards.
Ground Stomp
- Unlocked at Level 4
- Defensive
- Generate: 15 Fury per attack
- Cooldown: 12 seconds
- Smash the ground, stunning all enemies within 12 yards for 4 seconds.
- Deafening Crash
- Unlocked at Level 12
- Enemies in the area have their movement speed slowed by 60% for 3 seconds after they recover from being stunned.
Rend
- Unlocked at Level 5
- Secondary
- Cost: 20 Fury
- A sweeping strike causes all nearby enemies to Bleed for 210% weapon damage as Physical over 3 seconds.
- Ravage
- Unlocked at Level 11
- Increase the range of Rend to hit all enemies within 17 yards.
Leap
- Unlocked at Level 8
- Defensive
- Generate: 15 Fury per attack
- Cooldown: 10 seconds
- Leap into the air, dealing 85% weapon damage to all enemies within 8 yards of your destination and slowing their movement speed by 60% for 3 seconds.
- Iron Impact
- Unlocked at Level 14
- Gain 300% additional Armor for 4 seconds after landing.
Ancient Spear
- Unlocked at Level 9
- Might
- Generate: 15 Fury per attack
- Cooldown: 10 seconds
- Throw a spear to pull an enemy back to you, briefly slowing the target's movement by 60% and dealing 185% weapon damage.
- Grappling Hooks
- Unlocked at Level 15
- Throw 3 spears. Each spear will pull back the enemy that it hits.
Pound of Flesh
- Unlocked at Level 10
- Passive
- Increases the chance of finding a health globe by 25% and you gain 100% additional Life from health globes.
Ruthless
- Unlocked at Level 10
- Passive
- Critical Hit Chance increased by 5%. Critical Hit Damage increased by 50%.
Frenzy
- Unlocked at Level 11
- Primary
- Generate: 3 Fury per attack
- Swing for 110% weapon damage. Frenzy attack speed increases by 15% with each swing. This effect can stack up to 5 times for a total bonus of 75% attack speed.
Seismic Slam
- Unlocked at Level 12
- Secondary
- Cost: 30 Fury
- Slam the ground and cause a wave of destruction that deals 155% weapon damage and Knockback to targets in a 45 yard arc.
Ancient Spear
- Unlocked at Level 13
- Might
- Revenge has a 15% chance to become active each time you are hit.
- Inflict 220% weapon damage to all nearby enemies. You heal 5.0% of your maximum Life for each enemy hit.
Nerves Of Steel
- Unlocked at Level 13
- Passive
- Your Armor is increased by 100% of your Vitality.
Weapon Throw
- Unlocked at Level 14
- Tactics
- Cost: 10 Fury
- Hurl a throwing weapon at an enemy for 120% weapon damage and Slow the movement of the enemy by 60% for 2 seconds.
273 comments
For those wondering if this game is good there is a free "starter" edition for download on blizzards website that goes through half of the first act. It lets you try all 5 classes and get a good feel for the game. Give it a download.
hey guys,
i havent bought this game and i really want to but im looking for some honest reviews out there...first off...a rating out of 10...in terms of graphics...game play..story...and any negative comments as well...this game cant be perfect..im sure there are some bad things to say. also..in comparison to D2..whats the difference and which is better? pls advise
2 Like they cant really do a walkthrough because the levels are randomly generated every time, which gives it good replay ability.
2 Like where is the walkthrough? this "walkthrough" is about as useful as tit's on a flea!
2 Like What the happened to the review? Having problems connecting to the online DRM servers? :D
I am still waiting for the review of this game. Probably each portal is afraid to give a fair review of the game that everyone buys, but is worth not more than 5-6/10. No wonder they postponed the date of premiere being afraid of Dark Souls which is few times better. How is it possible to make such a lousy product for such a long time.
1 Like @wkociol If you already "know" what the score is going to be then why wait for the review? So you have something to complain about later because you have nothing better to do with your life?
@rommy25 Let's say that Diablo seems to benefit from the opposite of the "Final Fantasy Syndrome". Since they are FF games they get crappy reviews, while if they were called something else they would probably get in average a point more. And their technical execution is simply perfect. Diablo 3, just because it is Diablo, is getting all over around 9/10, when the game is plagued with issues and doesn't look so exciting either (yes, I am talking about the in-game graphics).
@rommy25 Or "doesn't look so exciting" as literally the look of it is pretty old and not much elaborated? And plagued with issues as in people couldn't (still can't?) play it continuously because of the online DRM in the single player game? All the issues the user reviews are reporting in Metacritic. Still, because it is Blizzard, all "professional" reviewers are giving out 9/10 as if it was raining. Probably they are afraid of losing their jobs, as it happened already to a reviewer here in Gamespot, Jeff Gerstmann.
@slainta "doesn't look so exciting" as in you haven't played it? If not then you obviously don't have the ethos to judge the title. You say it's "plagued" with issues yet only use the graphics as a point of attack. The graphics are fine and in no way affect the game-play or user experiences with the game.
The difficulty is lacking? What the hell are you talking about? Normal is obviously easy. Nightmare can produce a few challenging mobs here and there and you will likely die. With that said, very beatable.
But once you get to Hell, the difficulty significantly ramps up. And then inferno? Jesus...
@adamms1384 Pfft, wait until you get to the heavens, that's when it gets REALLY hard, I'm stuck on this boss...I forget his name, but he was Tyrael's first lieutenant at one time before he became corrupted, that boss is pretty frickin' hard.
d3 later down the line.
Dragon's Dogma and Torchlight 2 as soon as they release. enough said.
@elancion eh, i tried a demo of dragons dogma, as i was very excited for it as well... but i hated it. absolutely hated it... horrible fighting system, odd controls... not good imo
1 Like Difficulty on inferno is quite high. People that watched live streams can confirm that (boss mobs one shotting barbs and monks with over 50k health anyone? ;D). My major gripe comes more from the game length ... it should be way longer ;)
3 Like Everyone who's complaining the game is too easy should be required by law to stream themselves playing Inferno difficulty so we can all have a good laugh.
1 Like @BornGamer Here here, Normal difficulty is meant to be easy enough for casual players to enjoy the storyline I don't know why most people find that so hard to comprehend.
@Naylord Indeed. I found normal to be just a little challenging at some points, but completely doable, even without multiplayer. I beat Diablo on my first try, solo. Now I'm on Nightmare... just the jump in difficulty there is staggering. After buying a few sweet things in the auction house, my lvl 34 barb has almost 4000 health, and I can totally crush diablo on normal, no problem. On nightmare, if I miss one strategic use a stun move, a swarm of like 4 or 5 scavengers will kill me in 3 seconds flat.
what site held the video marathon of d3? is it being replayed or available to be watched on that site?
It was last night on GS but you were sent to another site....i forget the name.
2 Like I've played about 6 hours so far, and this is coming from a guy who has CRAPPY wireless broadband, I love this game. I've only had a few lag times and that was when we had a storm blowing in. The graphics are fantastic, the story is pretty good and the gameplay is exactly what I expected. I swore I would never spend $60 on a game again, but I am glad I did~
1 Like Diablo 1 and Diablo 2 will be around wayyyy longer than Diablo 3. Because you can actually play the game from the game cd's without having to log onto some stupid server to play.
1 Like D3 needs a real summoner, I was very dissapointed with the WD's summons, I hope that maybe in the expansion (if it get's one) they will bring back the necromancer, and the lack of skill trees makes leveling pretty boring ... I hope 20 years from now in D4 they will bring it back.
1 Like I almost didn't buy this game, but damn I am sure glad I did. It is fast paced, intense, and surprisingly difficult! I've died so many times already, but it is much better than face rolling crap into oblivion which is what I first expected of this game. I hope to allah that people dont cry about the difficulty. It's perfect if you ask me and we dont need another watered down game because scrubs can't handle a challenge.
To the haters and naysayers, I just dont understand what you are looking for in gaming. This is as fun as it gets, especially playing multiplayer.
Simply put, this is the most fun I have had in gaming in years.
They say that in 30 years, the blonde-haired, blue-eyed human will be endangered. If PC gaming continues this way, there's another self-declared "master race" that's going to go extinct around the same time. ;)
Easily the best game I have played in years. Fantastic story. Fantastic game play. I loved it.
1 Like @remiaw give it a bit. There's a lot of content, and it's only been playable for 3 days. And no, reviewers did not have advance access. I wouldn't expect a review until at least a week after release day. And I wouldn't trust one that came any sooner.
9 Like I'm expecting a 9.5 for the review. At the very least a 9. Brilliant game, congrats Blizz and thank you.
@Eggs-Benedict Thank you! You're one of the few who can see past the initial bumps in the road and appreciate the core game-play for what it is.
1 Like @rommy25 no game should get above 8.5 for an always online Single player that can LAG
Okay... I don't understand this as being an issue. Maybe I don't understand where your coming from but when I buy a game NOW I want to play it at this instance of time I don't care about 'someday'. Based on the popularity of this game I don't see the servers going down for quite some time.
without servers, your game DVDs are WORTHLESS. that is the major point of the argument. Servers are not infinate. They will close someday.
@illegalChronic Because???... I've only experienced lag and dc issues on the first day you have made no valid arguments about the core game-play whatsoever. You've basically brought nothing new to this issue and have not articulated any valid point to justifiably judge this game biased on it's, previously announced, DRM issues
5 Like Yet another terrible 'walkthrough' by Gamespot, that will go the way of every other 'walkthrough' it makes for games - inaccurate, incomplete, and soon enough abandoned. Just as an example - the Wizard skills. This information is near useless unless you're already PLAYING a wizard, in which case who cares about a skill list? He says 'arcane power regenerates quickly.' Ok, what the hell does quickly mean? How much arcane power does a level 1, level 5, level 10, level 15 wizard have, and how fast does it go empty - full (the work of about 30 seconds to test). He says there are 25 active and 15 passive skills - and lists a grand total of 15 skills.
If you want a REAL walkthrough, wait a week or two and go to gamefaqs.
@m072802 That all depends on your items. You can increase the max and have items that give you power back on hit plus your abilities. That's such a nebulous thing to ask for it would be ridiculous for any human being to map that out. Also it JUST went up. Why not wait a week or two like you're willing to do for gamefaqs?
It's not nebulous at all. You don't pick stat increases in Diablo III - it's like WoW where a level up gives you automatic stat ups. So once again, giving base stats at 1, 5, 10, 15, etc is a simple matter of stripping equipment and writing it down - and MAYBE doing a 10 second calculation if you picked passive ability that gives bonuses. The point is that it's not hard to do, and anybody writing a REAL faq would have done it.
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Diablo III
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PC, PS3, MAC, PS4
- Publisher:
- Blizzard Entertainment
- Category:
- Role-Playing
- Release:
- May 15, 2012
- Classification Board:
- MA
