Trying to grind higher in the leaderboard from haoxiuyun's blog

Groups can face Challenge Rifts up to D2R Items the highest level for any player, meaning there's nothing stopping the player from moving to a challenging level if one their companions has already got to that point. Beware, however since players with lower levels might not be ready for the threats they face.

Challenge Rifts record the successes of the characters who take on these challenges. They measure one solo player to each other solo player, and one four-person party to the other four-person group and it goes on. For certain players, leaderboards are an enormous draw, especially in the end-game where there's little else to do outside of PvP and the endless quest for better equipment and gems.

Trying to grind higher in the leaderboard is fine, however in the beginning, while players are still learning all the ropes of Challenge Rifts, the leaderboards are more distracting more than any other thing. The players shouldn't be concerned about how their performance compares against their peers.

As the level of Challenge Rifts improves as does their Monster Combat Rating of the enemies found within. The higher the MCR, more vigilant the player will have to be when battling through those Challenge Rifts. This is especially true for players grinding through Challenge Rifts by themselves.
At a party there's always a group to fall back on in the event that the player gets mortally wounded or the plans is disastrously wrong. If you're on your own, all you have is one person and a group of ravenous monsters. There's no serious penalty to die within a Challenge Rift, but it's a waste of time and money, if not more. The more the player is able to D2R Ladder Items Buy accomplish to stay alive the more successful.