One Diablo 4 farming spot just isn’t like the others

pcgamesn.com:

There’s nothing quite like a nice little Diablo 4 farming spree. Slaughtering demons and descending upon their mangled corpses to loot them of their best gear is exactly what the action RPG game is all about; especially if you’re looking to bag yourself one of those mythical Diablo 4 unique items. However, finding a good farming spot in Diablo 4 is essential, and I have news for you: this ain’t the one.

If you, like me, can’t keep yourself on Diablo 4’s main story path because you’re doing literally anything else, you’ll probably have spent a decent amount of time liberating the various cellars that are scattered across Sanctuary. There are 1,270 different instances, each of which gives varying levels of XP and gear. That’s an awful lot to get through.

Enter u/MrFrodoBeggins, who ran every single one of them on their Barbarian. After a whole three days, the general takeaway is that farming these over Diablo 4 Nightmare Dungeons and other instances isn’t the best way to go.

For example, MrFrodoBeggins accrued 82,693,064 XP during their three-day cellar adventure. If you run Blind Burrows (35.8 million XP/hr) twice, and a lower output dungeon like Shadowed Plunge (23 million XP/hr) or Onyx Hold (23.5 million XP/hr), you’ll achieve in a few hours what MrFrodoBeggins managed in three days.

While the stats are pretty dire, what’s interesting is that, despite there being over 1,200 cellars, MrFrodoBeggins encountered only two bugs; one with saving prisoners in ‘Receptacle of Filth,’ and the other with ‘Drowned,’ where enemies cannot be interacted with or killed. That’s some pretty impressive work on Blizzard’s part.

In PCGamesN’s Diablo 4 review I praised the cellar system for its uniqueness as a form of side quest, but I’m