The combat rating in Diablo Immortal indicates the strength of the character and is comparable to the Gearscore in games like WoW or Lost Ark. In some places, a certain combat rating is required to participate. But how exactly do you increase the combat rating and which values are particularly important?
How can I increase the combat rating? The combat rating is fundamentally tied to your equipment. This needs to be improved. This can be achieved through several methods:
- You can find rarer and better equipment in the game
- You can upgrade your existing equipment
- You can install gems into your sockets in the equipment
- You can level up these gems to further improve the equipment
- Later, you can also upgrade the Hell Relic
Your character’s level, however, has no influence on the combat rating.
Where can you see the combat rating? To see your own combat rating, you just need to open the inventory in the game. There you will find a small symbol below your character on the left, depicting a person. Click on it and then select “More Attributes”.
Your combat rating will then be displayed at the very top.
Increasing combat rating – Here’s how
How can I easily get a better combat rating? Through new equipment or upgrading the existing one. Because strong equipment has a direct impact on your combat rating.
You can upgrade your equipment at a blacksmith. You don’t have to worry about wasting materials on weak equipment. Because Diablo Immortal offers a transfer system, allowing you to transfer upgrades from old equipment to new.
If you really want to further increase your combat rating, you need legendary gems. These are criticized because they can be acquired the easiest and quickest for real money.
Once you reach the endgame, you can further increase your combat rating by upgrading your Hell Relic. Here, you will earn trophies for defeating bosses, which give a stat bonus to your character.
These bonuses are essential for further increasing your combat rating.
Where is a specific combat rating required? For raids, a specific combat rating is required. This is set at 420, which most players should reach around levels 44 to 50.
Also in content like challenge portals or the path of blood, the rating is relevant. The rating requirements determine how difficult the respective content is. If your rating is above, you take less damage and deal more. If it’s below, you take more and enemies receive less damage.
How have you improved your combat rating? And how high have you already gotten with it?
Those looking for tips on leveling quickly can find them here:
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