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Good morning!

“Balance Guy” is not drunk at work, i can attest to that.

When we look at specific sets and classes, we feel comfortable if there is a set that can compete and pull ahead of the others in terms of Greater Rift pushes. One build will always have to shine. Thematically, if you enjoy Inna’s, you should be able to play and have fun within the realm of other Inna’s Monks without feeling punished.

If you’re asking for every single piece of gear and set within the game to be exactly the same GR level, with the same power jump point in the season, I think that’s a monumental task and hard to overcome 100% of the time. It comes down to little tweaks over time to get everything in the correct spot and we can take a look at Inna’s again to see if it’s egregiously low.

Thanks for the feedback

Hey again,

With the paragon levels and gear commitment from this particular Barbarian, he’s only +2 GR levels of the expected amount. Looks solid to us.

Thanks for pointing it out.

Skelos!

This is one of my personal favorites. That would be an awesome addition to D3. Thanks for bringing it up

100% with you Demonmonger. Same as Skelos stated a bit earlier, this would be awesome and a great addition to the game.

Afternoon,

The Necromancer in question with GR134, at the paragon level that they’re at is -2 GR from the expected level. Anything within a swing of 1-2 is acceptable to us.

I’m sure once we put out our blog in regards to design in the coming weeks, it’ll all make some more sense to everyone.

Hey Fangskin,

I’m going to leave it up to the design team to dig into it and figure out the best action to take towards Crusaders.

I would assume we would first target macro gameplay that is having unintended side effects on the build, making it do more damage than intended. From there we might take a look at the 2-piece.

Hope this helps for now but we’ll see where we land in the near future.

Hey Farscape -

We’ll take a look in some spare time, see if we can sneak it in for a future patch

Hey,

I haven’t chimed in to this thread in a while but i want to make sure everyone understands.

In the blog post we’ll be presenting, it’ll go over the specifics of how we balance and hopefully answer many questions.

Some have already deduced through multiple threads and replies how we envision our balance.

• Classes that are 1-2 GRs above or below our projected max GR is good.

• Classes that are 3-4 GRs above or below our projected max GR is the grey area where we could potentially look at it to make some adjustments. Whether that be through numbers tweaking, items, or whatever other means.

• Classes that are 5 GRs above or below our projected max GR is not good and we would aim to balance them in the near future.

So, if you’re looking at Crusader…we can all look at them and say, “Good Day! Have your fun for now!”, but…more likely than not, they’ll come down a bit next patch.

Hey SeiTiBeun,

What i recall saying is that it’s difficult to balance every build to the exact same GR level. Some Class Sets will always mathematically be better in some scenarios. We gather data for each set and then strive each season to balance as best to our abilities and time permits. We’ll continue to search through data and make changes as we go. Was there a Class and Set that you particular are fond of that isn’t performing as you seek?

Also, When it comes to 4 mans and the meta, we’re happy that the meta has changed a bit and allowed for different variations.

I’m sure you’ll receive more context in our upcoming blog soon enough.

I truly appreciate you reaching out

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