There is no picture perfect rift for every single class and sometimes a rift is simply impossible.

Even with low elite and mob density you can manage if the packs are all extremely close to eachother. In order to push an extremely high greater rift it is very imperative that you get good pack density. Pack Density – This is typically used to describe the distance between each set of mobs inside of a rift.It is very important to check other guides about how to deal with certain affixes that drastically affect your class. Typically multiple packs will share an affix or two so you don’t need to worry about getting overwhelmed like you used to in old school inferno. Don’t be afraid to fight multiple elites at once, just remember to focus on mechanics targeting the one closest to you when you safely can. AoE tends to be the best way to clear rifts and when you get to AoE multiple elites down at once your rift bar will skyrocket. Multiple elites on top of each-other at higher tier greater rifts can be absolutely amazing. Elite Density – How frequently you run into Elite mobs.For this reason Cyclone monks and Condemn crusaders work really well for parties because they naturally increase the density of whatever mobs you run into. The denser you can make the mobs before dumping your spells the more efficient you hit the mobs per resource or cooldown spent.

Zombies for example have a naturally high density because they typically spawn in groups of 5 or more very close to one another. Mob Density – How tightly packed the monsters you find in a rift are packed together into a small area.There are 3 terms we use that help describe the types of monsters we find in greater rifts and typically you’re going to just have to try and be patient until you can get a rift that is clearable. Kayge: M1PY: Rawapple: Chapter 2: Mob Density, Elite Density, Pack Density, and how they relate to being a good or bad rift. We are in the process of getting others set up on Twitch at the moment but if you care to hang out with us check us out at… We plan to help you understand the difference between bad rifts and good ones plus teach you how to understand gear choices so you can replace pieces based on what you need and not what the top player did. Everyone contributing to this guide has been on leaderboards for season 1 and 2 even as high at top 100 at the end of season 1. My name is Kayge and together with the help of the people listed above we decided to work on getting an all-inclusive guide on Greater Rifts to help players min-max and push for their attempts to get on the leaderboard. Unity vs Stone of Jordan vs Ring of Royal Grandeur.Mob Density, Elite Density, and Mob types.Special Thanks to M1PY, Slizer36, Rawapple, NerdRage, Battlechess, Essentialist and Rhykker for all your help! Diablo 3 Greater Rift Pushing Guide by Kayge

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