I am playing is HC Ladder self-found

With my equipment I can achieve more than 300% MF and I've spent countless hours playing Act 1 Hell and pretty all over D2R Items Nightmare trying to obtain an increase in equipment, but it's not happening. It's probably best to continue farming to get more powerful runes.

At this point of the game as well as my life - I don't find anything that is overwhelmingly negative about reworking and buffing lesser-used build and skill trees. For instance, if I like playing a throw barb it doesn't really affect my game when all of suddenly there's a patch, and summoner druid/holy Fire pally/ bow necro or whatever becomes extremely powerful in PvM.

The game I am playing is HC Ladder self-found - I am a fan of characters other that a hammerdin, cold sorc. I've not played a sorc for 15 years. I haven't made it into ubers... If they buff a few weaker builds and then accidentally transform them into something as powerful the... it's the 3 or 4 builds everybody plays could be an end to the world? I'm not sure. I was eager for a summoner to druid that has buffing pets and a group of wolves, complete with the bear or frost zealot who wouldn't die out in the middle of hell(ish) without top-of-the-line equipment from a bot, or a different character.

I'm rambling, but it's like... simply buffing a bunch of shit who doesn't care about this being an online game for competitive play. The people who have the most power are the ones who operate bots all day long and use the same 3 designs that are cookie cutters so that they are able to Baal play safely until the end of time. What if they boost certain classes so that players can easily increase their level and Buy D2R items Switch grind without hitting the hard gear walls.