I kept seeing all these math equations that I couldn't for the life of me understand. Thank you for keeping this as simple as possible. You've helped me A LOT. You have no idea. ^_^=b
Your deff right 👍🏾 i didnt not think these pants were anything til i gave them a go and i went full companion build especially with the companion passive 130% damage boost node on the board and you can get 6 wolves max out to and have ASQUAD 🎉blasting end game !!!
So, about the crit damage vs vulnerable damage. If you have a build with 100% crit and 100% vulnerable uptime, is there some kind of magic ratio of each stat you should aim, or do you just grab the highest one? (assuming no other interactions with these stats ofc)
THANK YOU! Finally a clear explanation. D4 does a terrible job explaining how their mechanics actually work, it’s so frustrating. This one in particular is problematic and confusing. I guess this makes sense because I barely see much change with lucky hit bonus. They seriously need tool tips to explain all this shit.
in a overpower build ( build lance-necro ) , what is better ? max life and + %overpower stats or max life and + %critical damage? i can get +overpower damage by tempering the items
This is a nice simple way to help. One thing I would note, number 5. While rare, some builds don't really need or can't utilize crit chance/crit damage much. Damage Over Time cannot benefit from either of those unfortunately. For example, my Rogue only has 14% crit roughly and maybe 100% crit damage but does hundreds of millions, occasionally billions, in white poison damage over time.
Love both of those skills and I want to play only a bow rogue so that is amazing! For S5 we'll have to wait and see the situation with victimized cause no fix was mentioned in the patch notes (talking about the bug on it, not the double dip). But worst case scenario there's your v2 without it anyway! + with all the new uniques and crazy powers that will probably make both of them very viable, even in front of the pure meta builds.
Love this! anyway you may be able to make another video that talks abotu Damage stacking? (with minimal math but some math I guess) to understand what players go for in the game? Amazing channel!
Lucky hit. Sounds like a proc chance. HOWEVER, i fail to see its overall benefit. Most skills I've seen dont exactly tell u what happens when a lucky hit actually occurs. They need to add text on skills saying "upon lucky hit" or "*lucky hit-then effect" because most skills (I've seen) dont show or list what happens upon a lucky hit of the skill. It's like a chance for something to happen but never mention what.
He explained that - each skill can proc a lucky hit based on its lucky hit chance listed in the skill tree. If it does proc, any lucky hit based affixes on your gear will roll based on their lucky hit chance. If both occur, the effect will happen.
thank u man, can u tell what lucky & crit chance u have or this build? My crit ~ 31% + 6% from elixir + 8% from shrouds and luck 33%. I put on crit not on vul. dmg but as I see I did mistake.
FYI July 10th Arrow Storms is getting a buff evidentially the damage wasn't working right and they are fixing the bug which will result in a buff. Currently farming Gear to test this build , running the heartseeker right now and have it pretty maxed so just want to farm a bunch of gear to see if I can tweak this build and figure out how high we can get the DPS
following your build, i love it, i went to T4 at lv 51 only. Super efficient on helltide. But how do you put vulne' on enemies, with the d4builds set up? also, why dont we temper +%dmg on arrow storm, instead of %dmg on CCed ennemies?
@@Avarilyn Thanks for this. So stupid... i get not wanting to overwhelm players with numbers but how is anyone supposed to understand how lucky hits work without this turned on?
I've been wanting to play Druid for a caster tank, and picked I landslide. Far as I can imagine from reading aspects/etc, there's like 3 real branch variants in view classic human landslide. pros/cons = more room for defensive+utility skills, petrify, shako bear landslide. pros/cons = bear form qualifies for a lot of buffs in passives and paragon, landslide can cast after trample can help with clearspeed and mobility, cant wear shako summoner landslide. pros/cons = shako, not a lot of room for defense/utility spells because you need 3 companions out, may scale damage better though, vine casting landslide is good aoe but at close range tradeoff What are your thoughts? I kind of lean on human because of the utility and massive defense layers since there's room for 3 defensive skills + petrify + vine + safe casting distance. Bear is interesting because maybe raw tankiness, some mobility and extra unstoppable with trample -- but slightly less room for defensive skills. Haven't tested the dps scaling between the three branch variants to see how they stack to one another Side note; but Airidah's ring is amazing for clear. Would need a variant with room for petrify though which may disqualify summoner variant. Petrify being a vacuum is crazy clear, and available 1-2 times per fight is pretty nuts. Lower DPS for boss though without the Earthbreaker ring, as I use Ring of Starless Skies because it's crazy good
Hey there I believe your guide as written doesn't actually reach the armor cap. In the video youve got +armor on the boots and a temper for +% armor. Loving the build as Ive been using it for my first ever time playing the game, but im not sure what I need to swap to make it hit the cap now. Ive taken Jugg over conceited for the time being
Is it better to balance crit strike damage and overpower, or focus mainly on overpower? I have the option of 3000% overpower and 1000% crit, or 2500% OP and 1500% crit.
why dagger? i mean, that makes no sence, because its a range build, so i think crit damage is better?and on yxour hands...smoke granade duration? why no arrow storm damage or damage against vulnerable targets?
What about damage over time? Would I stack crit chance and damage over time affixes? I m a rapid fire poison build. Actually making it all on my own but, something seems wrong. My attack power won’t scale as I’m attacking, my attack power stats just stay at what the number is. So I am I missing something? My attack is 20,321 and when I leave town and start attacking and open up the menu a the attack power won’t go up.
I understand making them vulnerable allows them to take more damage but what is vulnerable damage [x]? Does that mean while vuln they take more damage multiplied by my vuln damage or while they are vuln I just do the extra vuln damage as a standalone?
if you hit vulnerable enemy they take 20% more damage. You can increase this 20% by adding ''vulnerable damage'' on your gear and paragon boards and other ways. [x] means that it increases your total stacked percentage of vulnerable by 20%. Let's say you have 1000% vulnerable stacked and then this [x] 20% will kick in and make it 1200% and you deal 1200% more vulnerable damage. If it was [+] 20% then you would be having 1020% total vulnerable bonus and so forth. If you have 0% vulnerable stacked on your gear then you deal 20% more damage, because 20% is a minimum increase.
Finally!! Something SIMPLE even a monkey could understand! Thank you so much for this!!! When you finish this type of video and you dont end up having more questions than when you started the video, it means the video reached its purpose lol! Thanks again!
I am using Barb, I have some gears with +Strength,and some with +Damage. Which is better? For example, I have 8 pieces of them, shall I choose 4 each? or 8 pieces all with +Strength? what will be the difference? Thanks🙏
I was using your 1st arrowstorm build for a long time and it was fun as hell. Only had to swap for meta heartseek for 70+ pits. Atm Im doing 115+ pits.
Currently building an ice version of this freezing everything with barrage, and using yen's to reapply imbue while unloading. Glad to see the off-meta dream is still alive!
