Yes. If I were to re-start the game (or if I ever attempt untwinked clvl 99....), I'd start with a sorc, taking a huge pit stip at LK for runes (For HoTo, CtA, Fort (merc), Delerium (again, merc), CoH (maybe), maybe Infinity (but unlikely with a first sorc, who would likely be cold-based at first)) and then switch to running Trav or an area for items such as those mentioned by Gripp.In general, the richer players is, the less important runes are for him.
For new players runes are most important aspect of LK because runewords are biggest game changers. Apart from runes, LK for them is about skillers which they lack big time when starting.
After Enigma/Grief/Infinity/whatever is farmed, priority shifts from runes to literally everything else. Biggest strength of LK is not only in runes, but most importantly in amount of charms, jewels and gems. If one is into rare kind of stuff, Travincal is better choice with farmed character, as well as some unique stuff.
What people pick up in LK, it is usually about charms, jewels and gems while runes are addition to that. Rare rings, rare circlets are also good picking choices. There were very few players who focused only on runes and ignored anything else, but loss is much higher than gain that way. After all, single charm or jewel drop easily outclasses any rune LK can drop by recent trade values. Best things in the game are not runes after all.
Nice. Also did you play Path of Exile? While not in the diablo universe, its kind of a spiritual successor. The game is interesting for sure. I get my d2 fix from it when not playing d2.I think I will play WD for 1st timeNamed him MkongO. Quite an Africa-inspired name.
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Nice. Also did you play Path of Exile? While not in the diablo universe, its kind of a spiritual successor. The game is interesting for sure. I get my d2 fix from it when not playing d2.
PoE is great but doesn't have the same magic as d2 for me. I took a really pathetic approach to the game. I beat it one character all the way through, no mapping just dry lake runs for exp. And then I quit it forever. I think I finished at level 91 or something with a dual fire totem witch. Someone told me it was a really boring build and that I should feel bad about myself but whatever.Path of Exile is one of my favorite games. Over 2000 hours
PoE is great but doesn't have the same magic as d2 for me. I took a really pathetic approach to the game. I beat it one character all the way through, no mapping just dry lake runs for exp. And then I quit it forever. I think I finished at level 91 or something with a dual fire totem witch. Someone told me it was a really boring build and that I should feel bad about myself but whatever.