Waypoints are the fastest way to travel in the magical world of Diablo 2: Resurrected. While they are easy to access, you need to find and activate each waypoint to travel to that particular location. The most efficient way to find waypoints in Diablo 2: Resurrected is to explore the main path-line. But this can get tricky and difficult as the map generated in the game is random and does not have an orderly pattern.
Tips and Tricks to finding Waypoints in Diablo 2: Resurrected
- Most of the waypoints are present near the main road or tracks of the map. Such roads come in handy when you are in the open parts of the world. You can identify such a path by its texture that changes from map to map. Use the below image as a reference.
- Finding waypoints inside dungeons or caves can be confusing due to their large size. The best way to find a waypoint inside such places is to follow the hung lamps or lit torches.
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- Always check the center of any location. You can find several waypoints at the center of each world.
- While exploring, have a pattern to your process. Don't simply roam around randomly.
- If you are revisiting any old waypoints, use your map to get to the waypoints quickly.
- While this may not be a tip to find a waypoint, carry a lot of town portal scrolls as it reduces your dependency on waypoints for refilling your essential inventories.
Remember, these are small suggestions, and tips will help you shorten your distance to a waypoint. Still, finding a waypoint is a highly explorative process and requires a bit of luck.
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