The "why" is always the most powerful question anyone playing the game can ask when it comes to approaching Diablo as a new player, and I find that maxroll does a good job of laying that out in "layman" Like explaining when you should be looking for particular pieces of gear, and where to get them, and also doing a really great of explaining the "why". It may be a little "hand hold'y" but it really helps in a lot of aspects that are kind of left out of other guides.
So that led me on a search for a website I can make reference to that would allow the people in my group to guide their own learning in a way that was both conducive to the level they were as well as helping build that confidence and understanding over time. There are particular areas of knowledge that you need, as well as experience, to fully understand what Icy Veins has to offer, so in my opinion it isn't for everyone. I have used Icy Veins for a bit, and there are some really great guides on that site as well, but what I was finding is that for some, it can be understandable to an extent, but still overwhelming. It really helps with retention and is also really great for subjects like Diablo where there are multiple dynamics to take into consideration. It has been a really fun project so far and has really enforced the SODOTO method That is See One, Do One, Teach One. I have been trying to compile sources of information for my ladder group before the ladder hits next week! We are pretty excited to jump into it and it has led me to a path of "educating" myself so that I can teach different aspects of the game at varying levels of understanding.
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