This is the default - if you can't clear out a level with relative ease, you're at too high a torment level to do bounties. SPLIT BOUNTIES - 'Split bounties' means everyone splits up and does different bounties on their own.

If you need to change out items, upgrade gems, or alter your build, do that before you enter a public Bounties game. You don't want to be wasting time identifying items or altering your build during bounties. If you're going to do multiple Bounties games back-to-back, it probably makes sense to have one or more 'trash tabs' for all of your items that you dump for later inventory management.

PREPARATION - Be ready to start bounties as soon as you enter a Bounties game (or as soon as you make your private game public).

If you're after a particular item(s), let players know early. If you're coaching anyone new in low-difficulty Bounties games, do that at the beginning. In Torment XVI, all of this should be second nature to everyone in the game. Once you're at Torment VII+, you should be expected to know what people expect of you. This is literally the only place I give people the benefit of the doubt - let people know what they're doing wrong so they won't get into bad habits that will get them kicked at Torment XVI. Bounties games from 'Normal' to 'Torment VI' can be kind of messy because anyone can join them.

BOUNTIES GAMES EXPECTATIONS - People join Bounties games expecting other players know what the games mechanics and social expectations are.

Ultimately, you want to get the bounties done as fast as possible to respect everyone's time. This is simple stuff, it doesn't need a 20 minute video to pump anyone's channel stats.

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