Diablo 2: Resurrected: The Best Farming Spots In Each Act from Nfkjasfas's blog

It's the reason they're a not worth the effort for others like Immortal King. Tal Rasha's D2R Items. Their situation is expected to improve somewhat bit.Update 2.4 has altered some of the numbers for set items. Their bonuses were increased a bit.

Making them more suitable for low to mid-game advancement. While some high-level set items aren't yet getting significant upgrades, the fact they can be "upped" by using Horadric Cube recipes makes them slightly more competitive.As to upgrading set items, there's now a new recipe available in the Horadric Cube.

The first time since decades, a new cube recipe has been incorporated into item dynamics and players can now "up" your set item to be a tier higher. This is only going to increase their stats and defensive value requirements but it will make the set items more durable or appealing.

Particularly the low/mid-level ones. Here are the recipes:The recipe is identical to the distinctive upgrade for the item, and requires low or mid runes with the right gems to make an outstanding or Elite base version of the items in the set.

This is how it works currently in 2.4 PTR, but some changes could or may not occur once the change is implemented within the actual game.Likely the most significant change will be to buffs for class and skill is this one, which will offer relief to players bored of farming the same locations for over 10 years.

The developers have decided to increase the amount of area of certain Act 1, 2, 3, and 5 areas up to 85. This ensures that players will be rewarded with juicy drops across areas that are more diverse.

These are the zones that were given the level increase.Previously it was few level 85 areas such as The Pits, Chaos Sanctuary, Maggot Lair, Ancient Ruins, and the boss areas etc D2R ladder items buy. that severely restricted the final game activities and led to boredom.