Shellscale

u/Shellscale


r/classicwow•

The scaling from Wrath Rank 2 to Rank 3 seems really poorly tuned.

  • Rank 2: 40–45 dmg, 10 mana, 1.2s cast (with improved Wrath) → 35.4 DPS
  • Rank 3: 48–53 dmg, 20 mana, 1.5s cast (with improved Wrath) → 33.7 DPS

This was measured with a total of 28 spell power.

So Rank 3 costs 100% more mana, takes 25% longer to cast, and only does about 19% more damage per hit. It actually has lower DPS as well as dramatically worse damage-per-mana.

With 750 mana, Rank 2 can deal around 3,188 total damage, versus only 1,869 with Rank 3.

Higher ranks should feel like upgrades. Right now Rank 3 gives you worse mana efficiency and worse value for the time spen

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r/crosswind•

Hello everyone. As someone who got very irritated that i got so little wood from palm trees... I've just discovered you get MUCH more wood from the other type of trees like ficus and fern trees. Hope this helps anyone. I wish i knew this much earlier...

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r/PathOfExile2•

Making different combo's with the werewolf skills feels amazing. Setting up the perfect combo freezing and detonating all those ice shards with cross slash (amazing skill) feels SO satisfying. It's combo gameplay simply done right. A job well done!

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r/fellowshipgame•

Seeing it more and more in contender and champion. DPS doing only 1 or 2 interupts the entire dungeon. Yesterday i finally called someone out on it and they just said "okay" and left the dungeon just before the boss. I am genuinely curious why how you got into this game and still don't know anything about interrupting skills?

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r/onednd•

Fighter is shaken up a bit by the 2024 phb. But what i don't understand is the ability to learn multiple weapon masteries. Specifically this part: "Your training with weapons allows you to use the mastery properties of another Simple or Martial weapons of your choice. Whenever you finish a Long Rest, you can practice weapon drills and change one of your weapon choices.

When you reach certain Fighter levels, you gain the ability to use the mastery properties of more kinds of weapons, as shown in the Weapon Mastery column of the Fighter Features table."

So as i read it you can use the mastery properties of different weapons with the same weapon? Or am i wrong. But if i'm wrong fighter is st

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Restarting for the new patch. Liquified my other characters and now looking for some mid-league builds that are pumping. What i'm NOT looking for is a fubgooner hold left mouse button nova projectile build. Something solid, something fun.

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r/ironscape•

I know this might sound silly bc everyone has free will but coming back to RS after so many years i decided a guide would be nice to follow. But now i've been clicking agility pyramid for the last couple days because B0aty's guide recommends getting 70 agi early on. Now, at 59 i'm losing interest. The guide is based on countless hours of agility pyramid in order to buy a lot of runes. Now barely any coins to my name and only half of the recommended amount of runes i'm kind of stuck. what do i do. I'm beginning to think 'trade' was a better idea. Hope anyone can give some advice.

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