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this post was submitted on 29 Jun 2023
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I would blast through the main story and save the side quests for later.
Ok, I guess I'll go that route, are there downside to doing this, even minor ones?
Not really, getting the story done faster gets you the horse which helps and the side quests can all be done after the fact.
This right here is the answer. Getting the horse is extremely important at getting so many things done so much faster.
I ended up under leveled for the campaign and had to go back and do some side quests. But not a big deal.
You will be under levelled in the later acts and need to push a few levels to continue (if not for the story then to do the capstone dungeon to get to the higher difficulty level). Doing a few side quests to get those first few renown rewards at least in some regions will give a more balanced experience in my opinion (plus more potions/skills, which helps).
What are capstone dungeons? And indeed, the renown I need to get to a base level for sure, and the Lilith statues I need to activate when I see them.
Those are dungeons you need to complete to unlock new stuff. After the campaign there is a lvl 50 one unlocking wt3 (nightmare difficulty) which is where all the end game stuff starts and there is another one at lvl 70 for wt4 (hell?)