u/Talimwind
So according to Nodecraft.
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Does anyone have the rest of these values? trying to compile a google doc of all the Work types.
At 14:11 of the content reveal video Mark mentions that all Kalguuran uniques can be runecrafted to gain new abilities. But which uniques fall into this category.
Obviously all uniques dropped from Expedition would be eligible, but apparently Double Vision is a Kalguuran unique.
Does anyone with some lore knowledge know which other uniques are Kalguuran?
The fact that the only way to see the Dps of weapons is to either import them into a third-party program like Path of Building (Currently not patched) or to put it up for sale and check it on the trade website is VERY VERY annoying!
Just put it right under the weapons attack damage, like Path of Building does.
Why make it so unintuitive to parse how strong a weapon is.
Right now the intended use for Rapid Shot is to alternate between firing it and lobbing grenades to make use of the Grenade dmg boost from Heat, However grenades have such high fuse times that its fairly difficult to make full use of them in combat unless you initiate with them.
So my proposed change are:
Grenades have 2% reduced grenade fuse duration per Heat
Charges for 400% (Down from 800%) of Attack Time before firing if used when you have no Heat
Gain Heat 4-6 (+1 every 10 levels from 4 flat**) times per second while firing**
So i was looking over Javelin on the Lastepochtool and noticed that when you take Siege Barrage it mentions a related skill called Falling Javelin, which has different scaling tags then regular javelin.
Specifically it loses Dexterity and Strength and gains Intelligence.
Is this accurate?
According to the wiki it says "Map: 38 ( Trainer House ) " but i have no idea where that is or if its even updated as it also lists all the "choice-" items in the same location.
If anyone know where the Power items can be located that would be much appreciated.
It baffles me that we don't have a dedicated UI to put weapon into for Crucible use, they got this right in Scourge and somehow we took several steps backwards.
Best case would be to allow your first weapon set to count and allow for 3 more weapons to be stored inside a Dream Furnace like UI.
Right now its a massive hassle as you have to either re-color and re-socket your secondary weapon slot if you wanna utilize those and level gems. And/Or you need to keep a weapon just lying in your inventory.
How could this not have been considered as the most obvious solution.
Here is how the Dream Furnace looked like for those that didn't play Scourge League or have forgotten.
It's really frustrating to only have a single pure cold bow skill, and before people tell me to convert to cold, Having a cold skill is more than just what ailment it produce when you hit something.
Its about how the skill interacts with other skills in its element, how it interacts with ailments and effects. How it boosts or propagate those effects.
If we go by the Attributes to Element route, then Dexterity is Cold, but despite that Bow have more Fire, Lightning and Chaos skills than it has its own element.
Fire has: Burning Arrow, Blast Rain and Explosive Arrow.
Chaos has: Caustic Arrow, Toxic Rain and Scourge Arrow.
Lightning has: Lightning Arrow, Galvanic Arrow and Stor
To be perfectly clear i'm not asking them to put the game on sale, i'm only asking if they will.
I'm intending to buy the game for a friend that doesn't have a lot of disposable income, and i just wanna know if i should grab it right away or wait for a sale if its soon.
Hyped for 0.9 lets go.
I think having it give +2 to all socketed gems is a bit too strong, paired with Empower it gives +4 levels to your main skill, which is unmatched except for top tier rares or double corruptions.
With how "easy" it is to get, it forces out every other armor in the game for basically every spell build. There are so many cool unique body armors out there but nothing can compete with +4 to gem levels.
Not sure how you would balance it without gutting it, maybe adding a drawback to it or changing the +2 to only active gems. Or even buffing other armors to have +1 or +2 active gem levels.
One thing i was hoping when they introduced Masteries was the new builds it would open up, but except for Axe most have maybe 1-2 good masteries that are worthwhile.
I think i rather have it be the other way around, it should be a struggle to pick between them. Axe really shines here, it has so many good masteries its difficult to pick what you want.
I feel like the only thing you really pick from masteries 9 times out of 10 is Mana Reservation for Auras.
I think its """Safeish""" to say that the next league will have some sort of boss killing mechanic.
With that in mind, what is a boss killer build? and what sets it apart from any other build?
What are the key component that are required for a boss killing build to be effective?
